FHP and Arrest Arrest suspected members of the Venezuelan band band in the Tallahassee – Brady operation today

Federal agents and states of Florida have arrested suspected members of the Venezuelan band gang during an operation in Talahasi, according to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.

DHSMV released an image on Monday morning to a law enforcement officer holding a man next to a patrol vehicle on a Florida highway. According to the FHP department, it collaborates with investigations into US internal security and immigration of the US and customs law enforcement to perform the operation.

“This morning FHP and our Federal Partners (HSI and ICE) have completed double operations in Talahassi, holding the suspect members of Tren de Aruaga on suspicion of conspiracy for weapons smuggling, criminal gang belonging, and illegal entry into the United States,” said DHSMV, In A post on X, before that Twitter.

The Agency did not provide other information on the operation on Monday, such as the number of detained people, the location of the operation or the names of the detainees.

This was the second time in less than a week, that the Florida highway patrol collaborated with federal officials to hold persons suspected of immigration and related crimes.

Recent ice operations nourish fear in immigrant communities in the big turn, forcing some parents to take their children out of school because of rumors of raids in social media.

Last Tuesday, DHSMV reported that FHP and HSI detained 12 people during an attack in Jefferson County, who “think they were illegally resident” in the United States, more special in Florida.

Several accused members of the Tren de Aragua band have been arrested across the country in recent days, including Aurora, Colorado; Bismarck, North Dakota; and New York.

On January 20, the President Donald Trump took office for the second time, the White House said he plans to identify criminal cartels and bands, including Tren de Aragua, as terrorist groups and deported defendants under the Law on Foreign Enemies.

The federal accusations are pending against at least four persons in Panhandell for the alleged entry into the United States after deportation. Persian breeze police arrested two men in Guatemala during a stopping of the movement on January 27, according to the federal court records. The Florida highway patrol has made another arrest during traffic stopping in the Pensacola area on January 30th.

According to Elizabeth Ritchie, a Talahassi Immigration Law, ICE focuses on those with criminal origin and/or previous deportation orders, despite the fact that such persons make up a small part of the common immigrant community.

She said the government usually complies with previous deportation orders when someone returns to the country after removal. However, she said the government could pursue and close such persons before deporting them after serving their sentence in the United States.

“It’s just very expensive for the state to do this,” she said. “But … a lot of this is optics.”

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