DEA raids Colorado Springs underground club, arrests over 100 illegal immigrants

Federal authorities have announced on Sunday that more than a hundred illegal immigrants have been detained in a mass attack at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, which officials say “TDA and MS-13 terrorists visited.”

Drug Implementation Directorate (DEA) Division Rocky Mountain had surgery with multiple agencies early Sunday morning and arrested 114 illegal immigrants in a place containing more than 200 people inside.

Authorities have discovered drugs, including pink cocaine, as well as proof of prostitution and more firearms during surgery, Dea states.

“@Dhsgov has taken more than 100 illegal strangers in custody,” Dea Rocky Mountain said in the X post on Sunday. “At this underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, drugs and weapons have also been seized.”

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Pamela’s Chief Lawyer Bonda applauded the operation, which included 300 officials in several agencies, including the FBI and the alcohol, tobacco, firearm and explosives (ATF).

“This morning @deahq caught more than 100 illegal foreigners at an underground nightclub who visited TDA and MS-13 terrorists,” Bondi said in the post on X. “Cocaine, target and pink cocaine were seized.”

American immigration and customs implementation (ICE), an investigation of Homeland Security, Sheriff of the El Paso District Office and Colorado Springs Police Directorate They were also involved in surgery.

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Dea Administrator Derek Derek Maltz has previously said that Colorado has become “Earth zero for some of the most transferable criminals in America” Denver 7 reported.

Light immigration policy in Colorado They also helped TDA to use the state as a “command and control” trade center of people and drugs, according to the exit, citing Maltz.

Many are expected to face federal accusations of immigration in Sunday’s attack, according to Dea Rocky Mountain. At least two people are also arrested on existing chase, Bondi said.

“#Dea partners and @dhsgov have put protectors (in the US in illegally) on buses for processing and probably possible deportation,” said Dea Rocky Mountain.

A dozen American active members of the service has also been found at the club, a special Special Agent Dea Rocky Mountain Jonathan Pullen told several outlets. The members of the service were at the club as protectors or worked as armed security.

“I think everyone who enters the nightclub at 3am knows what they are getting into,” Pullen said to Denver 7. “Active officials who were there, with whom the military CID will deal with [Criminal Investigation Division]. They were on stage with us and partners are in this investigation. ”

Dea Rocky Mountain confirmed Fox News that these active services found at the club have been detained so far and have not been arrested at the moment.

“Colorado Springs wakes up in a safer city this Sunday morning,” Pullen said in Brifing for printing at local outlets.

“How is we approaching his 100 days at the @Potus Trump Directive’s office to make America a safe achievement!” Bondi said on the X.

Police Chief Colorado Springs Adrian Vasquez said the department participated in the “exclusively criminal violation” operations that affect the safety of the community and is not authorized to implement immigration under the Law.

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“I want to be clear that the responsibility of the Colorado Springs (CSPD) Police Directorate is to investigate criminal activities and perform arrests when it is appropriate. This surgery was a consequence of a multi -month investigation by serious criminal activity in our community,” Vasquez said. “Although the investigation is ongoing, arrests are expected for these criminal violations.

Fox News’ Nicole Wright contributed to this report.