114 undocumented immigrants arrested in Colorado nightclub raid

A multi-agency raid led by the DEA on an underground nightclub in Colorado Springs resulted in the arrest of at least 114 undocumented immigrants and the detention of more than a dozen U.S. active-duty service members. Authorities seized cocaine, methamphetamine, pink cocaine, and firearms during the early-morning operation, which involved over 200 law enforcement officers. The club was under investigation for significant drug trafficking, prostitution, and violent crimes, and was reportedly frequented by members of criminal organizations such as Tren de Aragua and MS-13, though not all claims of gang membership could be independently verified. Most undocumented individuals were taken into custody by Immigration and Customs Enforcement for likely deportation, while others were arrested on outstanding warrants. The raid, praised by Attorney General Pam Bondi and linked to President Trump's immigration enforcement agenda, is considered one of the largest single-day arrests of undocumented migrants since his inauguration. The operation reflects ongoing efforts and controversies surrounding federal immigration and crime control policies.