ICE raids hit apartment buildings in Aurora and Denver; feds say they targeted Tren de Aragua gang
Agents from multiple federal agencies conducted immigration raids in Denver and Aurora on Wednesday morning, with early ...
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"We're falling to the way of Nazi Germany": Denver residents react to immigration raids
Some witnesses told the Denver Post that agents marked doors that went unanswered with tape. What they're saying: "We're ...
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ICE raids in Aurora, protests at the Capitol
Plus: “Yes In God’s Backyard” movement gets lawmaker backing, gun bill loses sponsor, nuclear waste watchdog sounds alarm and ...
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Listen: What we saw from inside ICE’s raid at Aurora’s Edge apartments
On Wednesday morning, immigration agents finally descended on the Edge and other apartment complexes across Denver. Federal authorities said the action was targeted at members of the gang Tren de ...
ICE raids target 100 Tren de Aragua gangbangers in Aurora, Colorado — months after gov claimed they didn’t exist
Agents raided four locations in the Denver metro area in a series of pre-dawn raids Wednesday, a federal law enforcement ...
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What a sight! ICE descends on Colorado apartment complex to take out violent migrant gang
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents executed a pre-dawn raid in Colorado where they reportedly kicked down doors in an area known for harboring Tren de Aragua gang […] ...
US immigration raids target illegal immigrants in Aurora, Colorado
Federal officials said they were targeting over 100 alleged members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang with prison origins ...
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ICE raids hit apartment buildings in Colorado; feds say they’re targeting Tren de Aragua gang
ICE raids are underway in the Denver area and Aurora on Wednesday morning, with early reports and video showing agents going door-to-door and throwing what appears to be flashing smoke grenades.
Union president: WCSD teachers want guidance on potential ICE raids at schools
Washoe Education Association President Calen Evans said WCSD teachers want information as students and families are concerned about immigration raids.