US EditionICE: Rep. Adelita Grijalva ‘joined the rioting crowd’ at search warrant location
Authorities arrested 46 undocumented individuals linked to a transnational labor exploitation ring amid violent protests that injured two agents and involved a lawmaker, officials said.
- Federal agents executed 16 search warrants in Arizona to dismantle a human trafficking ring, resulting in over 100 protesters clashing with law enforcement agents on December 5.
- U.S. Representative Adelita Grijalva is accused by ICE of joining the crowd to impede law enforcement during the operation, a claim she later disputed on social media.
- During the chaos, two HSI operators sustained significant injuries, and HSI arrested 46 undocumented individuals linked to the investigation.
- ICE reported that the operation led to arrests for assaulting federal officers and indicated that the investigation remains active with various agencies involved.
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A massive federal operation targeting an alleged human trafficking ring operating out of Arizona restaurants spiraled into chaos on December 5, leaving federal agents trapped behind locked gates and facing off against a crowd of over 100 protesters. What began as the execution of 16 criminal search warrants across Tucson and surrounding areas turned volatile […] Mob Traps Agents, Slashes Tires During Arizona Cartel Bust; Lawmaker Accused Of Inte…
ICE accuses Dem lawmaker of joining 'rioting crowd' in Arizona, interfering in mass arrest
ICE accuses Arizona Democratic Rep. Adelita Grijalva of joining a "rioting crowd" during a Tucson immigration raid, disputing her claims of being pepper sprayed by agents.
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Despite Being Attacked By Rioters, ICE Arizona And Federal Partners Successfully Arrest Dozens Illegal Aliens In Major Arizona Operation Targeting A Transnational Criminal Organization
TUCSON, Ariz. — On Dec. 5, ICE Homeland Security Investigations Arizona and federal partners executed 16 criminal federal search warrants targeting nine restaurants and seven associated stash houses in Tucson, Arizona, and the surrounding region. The operation was part of a multiyear investigation into a transnational criminal organization involved in labor exploitation, tax violations, and immigration violations. 46 illegal aliens were arrested…
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