DEA Rocky Mountain Field Master said 10 in Colorado The most serious drug offender was arrested under “return to the sender’s action” and handed over to immigration enforcement. Their efforts have led to more than 90 arrests over the past 16 days.
DEA RMFD said on social media that at least three of the arrested people were Gangs of Aragua, Venezuela (TDA).
The 10 suspects who provided the photos were some of the worst offenders arrested, but a DEA spokesman said the offenders of the remaining 80 suspects were worse.
The 10 people have been detained in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention centers and may face deportation. Not all 90 arrested were undocumented citizens and their cases could not be discussed due to ongoing investigations.
Colorado drug bust discovers cartel-connected illegal aliens, about 130k fentanyl pills
The DEA Rocky Mountain Field division reported that 10 of Colorado’s worst drug offenders were arrested and handed over to immigration enforcement. （DEA Rocky Mountain Division）
The charges they face range from kidnapping to distribution of fentanyl to sexual assault on children.
At least four people were arrested and detained in January during an ice raid at a makeshift nightclub.
According to DEA’s Rocky Mountain Dayan, at least three of the arrested criminals are part of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TDA). (DEA Rocky Mountain Field Teacher)
DEA special agent Jonathan Pullen said he works with law enforcement partners every day to build “beat evil goodness” to keep Americans safe.
Prin told Fox News that since President Donald Trump took office, law enforcement agencies have been told to work together.
“We are collaborating in ways we have never had. We are taking information from the tanks of DEA and Ice and HSI tanks and FBI and we are integrating them together, and we are (in) (in) the way We have never seen cooperation. Career.”
DEA’s Rocky Mountain Field Division announced the arrest and potentially expelling Colorado’s worst drug criminals under Operation Return to Sender. （DEA Rocky Mountain Division/X）
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ICE raids have detained thousands of people since Trump took office on January 20 Illegal aliens National.
According to the Trump administration, ICE has pushed the number of arrests to increase from a few hundred to 1,200 per day. Previous reports Fox News figures.
Elizabeth Pritchett of Fox News Digital contributed to the report.
