Thread: Immigration agents arrest 45 in Colorado, Wyoming

Immigration agents arrest 45 in Colorado, Wyoming


Associated Press - January 30, 2009 6:35 PM ET

DENVER (AP) - Immigration agents say they arrested 45 people in Colorado and Wyoming who failed to obey deportation orders or didn't appear at their hearings.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement said Friday the 3-day roundup by its Fugitive Operations Team began Tuesday.

ICE says 28 of the people arrested had criminal records, including convictions for car theft, sexual assault of a child and resisting arrest. ICE says most of the people arrested had deportation orders.

The arrests were made in Denver, Greeley, Fort Collins, Longmont, Eaton, Loveland, Platteville and Montrose and in Rock Springs, Wyo.

ICE's fugitive unit in Denver arrested 571 people in 2008. Nationwide, fugitive teams arrested more than 34,100 in the same year.

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ICE says most of the people arrested had deportation orders.

Looks like it's already started. Now that Obama is in, a majority of the illegals (those without deporation orders and/or criminal records) in this country are probably safe from deportation.

The writing is on the wall. Why spin your wheels issuing new deportation orders to those illegals considered non-criminal when you have future plans of granting them amnesty? I'm worried folks. I think the wheels of justice are beginning to roll backwards where illegal alien enforcement is concerned. We'll see..............

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