Border czar Tom Homan wants to crack down on leakers and protesters after Colorado raid falls flat
Trump administration border czar Tom Homan vowed to go after internal leakers, as well as local community members and activists who shouted know your rights-style warnings and criticisms, after a Colorado immigration raid against alleged Venezuelan gang members Wednesday netted significantly fewer arrests than expected.
Thousands gather at Colorado Capitol
ICE said 100+ members of the Tren de Aragua gang were targeted with one confirmed arrest. Denver7 is following up to find out ...
While the number of people detained Wednesday was small, the effort nonetheless blurred the lines between civil immigration ...
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NBC News reported ICE raids were supposed to start last week, but were delayed after information was leaked to the public.
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 […] ...
Democratic Colorado Rep. Jason Crow said he worries the military is being politicized in Donald Trump's mass-deportation ...
A busted door and black marks were left behind from a device federal agents used to enter a woman's apartment in Denver.
During his State of the State address this month, Gov. Jared Polis said he would welcome federal help "to detain and deport ...
Denver, Colorado councilwoman Stacie Gillmore called upon local residents to report on ICE agents as they attempt to find and ...
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