Over 100 Arrested in Colorado Springs Immigration Raid

A major federal raid at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs resulted in the arrest of over 100 individuals suspected of living in the U.S. unlawfully, highlighting the Trump administration's aggressive immigration enforcement policies. The operation involved more than 300 officers from multiple federal agencies, including the DEA, ICE, IRS, and U.S. Postal Service Police, who also seized narcotics and firearms. Authorities cited ongoing concerns about the club's links to drug trafficking, prostitution, and possible connections to gangs such as Tren de Aragua and MS-13, though no affiliations were explicitly confirmed. The action has intensified debates over the impact of local 'sanctuary policies' and the broader consequences of interior immigration enforcement, especially as Colorado has seen a significant influx of immigrants in recent years. The inclusion of various federal agencies in the raid reflects a coordinated, whole-of-government approach to tackling illegal immigration and related crime. The operation has sparked both support for its contribution to public safety and criticism regarding the executive branch's authority and its implications for immigrant communities.