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The Aurora Operation to Get Tren de Aragua Members Did Not Go as Planned

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Earlier this week, federal law enforcement agents from ICE, the FBI, DEA, U.S. Marshals, and Customs and Border Patrol carried out an operation in Aurora, Colorado, a hub of Tren de Aragua gang activity that Democrat leaders in the state had downplayed just months ago. While the agencies said more than 100 members of the Venezuelan gang had been “targeted” for arrest and detainment, we’re now learning the operation didn’t go as planned.   

Fox News’ Bill Melugin reported that despite the efforts of hundreds of law enforcement agents, only 30 arrests were made and only one of those was actually a Tren de Aragua gang member.  

ICE acting director Caleb Vitello said afterwards he got “the impression that there were some intel leaks here” and that the gang members knew they were coming. 

On Thursday, border czar Tom Homan confirmed the operation was leaked to members of Tren de Aragua.  

"We've already identified how this operation got leaked. I'll deal with that today," he told Fox News.

"This is not a game. This a dangerous job," he said. "To have this type of interference puts the officers at great risk."

Homan warned whoever leaked the raids “may find themselves in a pair of handcuffs very soon.”

“I'm working very close, starting this morning, with Department of Justice,” he added.

Separately, Homan said the media embedding with agents conducting these operations may end. 

“It's all about OpSec, operations security, so we may have to stop the media ride alongs, because I'm not pointing the finger at it, but the less people that know about these operations, the safer this is for our agents.” 


 

 

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