Colorado’s top 10 drug offenders have been arrested and faced deportation under DEA operations
Dea Rocky Mountain Field Division said 10 in Colorado The worst drug offender was arrested under a “return to sender” and handed over to immigration enforcement. Their efforts have led to the arrest of more than 90 people over the past 16 days.
DEA RMFD has reported that at least three people arrested on social media Venezuelan gang (TDA) in Aragua.
The 10 suspects with the photos provided are some of the most serious offenders arrested, but a DEA spokesman said the remaining 80 suspects had bad offenders.
10 will be placed under Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody and will likely face deportation. Not all 90 arrested are undocumented citizens, and their lawsuit cannot be discussed due to ongoing investigations.
Colorado Drug Bust discovers illegal aliens connected to the cartel and about 130k fentanyl tablets
The Dea Rocky Mountain Field Division reports that 10 of Colorado’s worst drug offenders have been arrested and handed over to immigration enforcement. (Dea Rocky Mountain Division)
They are faced with accusations of the distribution of fentanyl from tricks to child sexual assault.
At least four of those arrested were taken into custody during an ice attack at a matching nightclub during January.
At least three of the suspected offenders arrested are part of Venezuelan gangster Tren de Aragua (TDA), according to DEA’s Rocky Mountain Field Division. (Dea Rocky Mountain Field Division)
Jonathan Pullen’s special DEA agent said he works daily with law enforcement partners to build a “army of good to beat evil” to keep Americans safe.
Pullen told Fox News that law enforcement has been told to work with him since President Donald Trump took office.
“We’re working together in a way that’s never been possible. We’re getting information in the DEA tanks and ice tanks and HSI tanks and FBI, and we’re putting it all together. Career.”
DEA’s Rocky Mountain Field Division has announced the arrest of 10 of Colorado’s worst drug offenders and the possibility of deportation under “return to sender.” (Dea Rocky Mountain Division/x)
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Since Trump took office on January 20th, ice attacks have detained thousands of people Illegal Aliens Nationwide.
The Trump administration pushed the ice to increase the number of arrests per day from hundreds to at least 1,200. Previous Report By Fox News Digital.
Elizabeth Pritchett of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.