Over 100 illegal immigrants arrested in Colorado Springs massive underground nightclub raid

27.04.2025    Fox News    2 views
Over 100 illegal immigrants arrested in Colorado Springs massive underground nightclub raid

Federal government declared Sunday that more than a hundred illegal immigrants were detained in a massive raid at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs that functionaries say was frequented by TdA and MS- terrorists The Drug Enforcement Administration DEA Rocky Mountain Division led a multi-agency operation early Sunday morning and arrested illegal immigrants at the venue that contained more than people inside Leadership uncovered drugs including pink cocaine as well as evidence of prostitution and multiple firearms during the operation according to the DEA DHSgov has taken more than illegal aliens into custody DEA Rocky Mountain noted in a post on X on Sunday Drugs and weapons have also been seized at this underground nightclub in Colorado Springs BLUE SANCTUARY STATE OPERATING AS 'CONTROL' CENTER FOR VICIOUS MIGRANT GANG ACTING DEA CHIEFAttorney General Pamela Bondi applauded the operation which included authorities across multiple agencies including the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives ATF This morning DEAHQ apprehended over illegal aliens at an underground night club frequented by Tda and MS- terrorists Bondi explained in a post on X Cocaine meth and pink cocaine was seized U S Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE Homeland Safety Investigations the El Paso County Sheriff s Office and the Colorado Springs Police Department were also involved in the operation BRING IT ON SHERIFF PUSHES BACK AFTER BLUE STATE LEADERS SUE TO STOP IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENTDEA Acting Administrator Derek Maltz previously declared Colorado has become ground zero for various of the largest part violent criminals in America including Tren de Aragua s leadership Denver published Lax immigration policies in Colorado have also helped TdA use the state as a command and control center for human and drug trafficking the outlet mentioned citing Maltz Numerous of those detained in Sunday s raid are expected to face federal immigration charges according to DEA Rocky Mountain At least two people were also arrested on existing warrants Bondi mentioned DEA partners and DHSgov placed patrons in the U S illegally on buses for processing and likely eventual deportation DEA Rocky Mountain reported About a dozen U S active-duty organization members were also discovered at the club special DEA Rocky Mountain agent Jonathan Pullen reported multiple outlets The utility members were inside the club as patrons or working as armed prevention I think that everybody that goes into a nightclub at o clock in the morning knows what they re getting into Pullen reported to Denver The functioning duty servicemembers who were there will be dealt with by Army CID Criminal Analysis Division They were on scene with us and they are partners in this probe DEA Rocky Mountain approved to Fox News that those progressing duty provision members uncovered at the club have so far been detained and are not under arrest at this time Colorado Springs is waking up to a safer city this Sunday morning Pullen revealed in a press briefing to local outlets As we approach his days in office POTUS Trump s directive to make America safe again is achieving results Bondi stated on X Colorado Springs Chief of Police Adrian Vasquez mentioned the department participated in the operation solely to address criminal violations affecting area safety and is not authorized to conduct immigration enforcement under state law I want to be clear that it is the responsibility of the Colorado Springs Police Department CSPD to investigate criminal activity and make arrests when appropriate This operation was the development of a months-long scrutiny into serious criminal activity in our population Vasquez revealed While the research is ongoing arrests for these criminal violations are expected CSPD is aware that our federal partners also detained multiple people for suspected immigration violations during the operation Fox News' Nicole Wright contributed to this description

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