Wednesday, 30 April 2025

DEA Says Over 100 Illegal Aliens Arrested At “Underground Nightclub” – Active Duty U.S. Military Personnel Also Detained

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The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) said it arrested over 100 illegal aliens at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

“Part of busting up the underground nightclub in Colorado Springs included the arrest of 114 illegal aliens,” DEA Rocky Mountain Division stated.

“#DEA partners and @DHSgov placed patrons (in the U.S. illegally) on buses for processing and likely eventual deportation,” it added.

WATCH:

Fox News reports:

Federal authorities announced Sunday that more than a hundred illegal immigrants were detained in a massive raid at an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs that officials say was “frequented by TdA and MS-13 terrorists.”

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Rocky Mountain Division led a multi-agency operation early Sunday morning and arrested 114 illegal immigrants at the venue that contained more than 200 people inside.

Authorities uncovered drugs, including pink cocaine, as well as evidence of prostitution and multiple firearms during the operation, according to the DEA.

WATCH:

“Spotted in this video helping make arrests of illegal aliens at this Colorado underground nightclub. US Postal Service police. IRS Criminal Investigations. Along with ICE, DEA, & FBI. Trump admin taking a whole of federal gov approach to bring in every agency for deportations,” Fox News national correspondent Bill Melugin wrote.

“DEA Special Agent in Charge Jonathan Pullen describes the federal operation this morning at an illegal nightclub in Colorado Springs. Some active duty military, as well as gang members and many people in the U.S. illegally, were among those detained,” Denver7 News stated.

WATCH:

Per CBS News:

Video posted by the DEA on social media shows agents in tactical gear smashing the window of a building as dozens of people walk out the front door. Some of those initially attempt to run from the area, but agents and officers with guns drawn tell the crowd to get on the ground. That video shows many of them complying and putting their hands up.

DEA officials went on to say that active duty U.S. military personnel were at the party, some working private security and others as patrons.

“It’s obviously concerning to have active duty military involved. We’re working with our partners at Army CID on that case,” said DEA’s Rocky Mountain Field Division Special Agent in Charge Jonathan Pullen. “There’s a lot of military bases here, so it’s not necessarily surprising, but we’re going to take that very seriously.”

An official with Fort Carson — the large U.S. Army post near Colorado Springs — said that active-duty soldiers are allowed to have employment outside the U.S. Military, but it needs to be approved by their unit commander. The official did not immediately know if any of the servicemembers allegedly at the event had that approval.

In a tweet, U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi said the club is frequented by gang members, that cocaine and methamphetamines were seized, and that two people were arrested on existing warrants.

No one who was detained or arrested at the event has been publicly identified.


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