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(bright music) (crowd cheering)

(suspenseful music)

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- [Broadcaster] The largest mass deportation operation

in US history has begun.

- All Americans are hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration.

- We had over 10 million people cross that border.

We don't know who they are, where they came from.

- [Officer] Don't move.

- We were getting overran by foreign nationals,

child sex offenders, gang or drug cartel members,

and convicted murderers.

- We're making the streets safer.

- [Broadcaster] Illegal immigration is a crime.

- Our job is to enforce those laws.

- [Broadcaster 1] Thousands of protestors showed up.

- [Broadcaster 2] They are calling for ICE to be abolished.

- Doxing websites

and listing personal information of ICE agents.

- This is what we deal with on a day-to-day basis.

- We're law enforcement officers 24/7.

- We have one clear goal.

Criminal aliens off the street.

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(radio buzzes) (radio chatters)

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(inquisitive music)

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- All right. Good morning, guys.

If you guys wanna bring it in a little tighter.

We're gonna pivot a little bit today to do

90 to 98 Maple Ave in Patchogue.

It's an apartment complex that extends, basically, a block.

We're in the neighborhood of somewhere between 20

and 25 final orders in this particular complex.

We've been here before.

This area gets stirred up pretty quickly.

The game plan this morning is, we're gonna approach,

we're gonna start engaging in consensual encounters,

and try to shake the tree a little bit

and see what we can come up with.

The ERO guys will set up on the outside.

You guys are gonna perimeter that block.

We'll run point from the inside of the block.

Any questions?

All right, guys, be safe.

Let's get over there and let's start setting up.

Thank you.

- I've been working for the government

for 22 and a half years,

I have a lot of street experience.

14 of those years was working in fugitive operations

on the street.

My son is a D.O., he is on the fugitive operations team.

I'm glad that he decided to follow in my footsteps,

but as a mother, you know, I worry.

What keeps me up at night is the safety of the officers.

I worry a lot about the guys that are on the street.

The environment that we're living in right now,

it's very dangerous out there

and people have such a negative perception of us.

They come out and they protest,

and they're so disrespectful to the officers,

and the increase in the assault,

it's just very scary.

These officers, they all have families, they all have kids.

They're just normal people.

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So this is a little different from what we've been doing

as opposed to the single person car stops.

It's a larger area.

There are a lot of things

you have to take into consideration.

They've done surveillance

and have seen a lot of people going in and out of there.

So, safety is paramount.

People could be coming out from anywhere and everywhere.

(suspenseful music)

(radio beeps)

Hey Mike, FYI,

there's two gentlemen standing outside their complex.

- [Mike] Copy that.

I'm going to turn around and loop around.

Do you want to approach these guys?

One in front and somebody approach the one on the side.

- [Officer] Yeah, the one in front is walking

in the first building.

- [Mike] All right, I'm going in with John.

- [Judy] Brian was gonna approach the guy

that was standing outside, you know, just talk to him,

ask him some questions.

And he took off and ran.

(tense music)

- Where the (beep) are you going?

Why are you running?

Why are you running?

What's your name?

(Mike speaks in foreign language)

- Gilberto Martinez.

- [Mike] Martinez? Gilberto Martinez.

- Yeah. - Okay.

(Gilberto whimpers) - Where's your ID?

- Right over there.

(Mike speaks in foreign language)

- Yeah. - Okay.

(Mike speaks in foreign language)

(keys jangle) (suspenseful music)

- Come on. Let's go. (Gilberto whimpering)

- He provided a foreign passport,

ran some checks,

didn't find anything in our systems.

(Mike speaks in foreign language)

(Judy speaks in foreign language)

So we conducted a field interview.

We know it as consensual encounter,

so we are asking the person questions

and we're just trying to determine their status here

in the United States.

- Relax, calm down, calm down.

(Judy speaks in foreign language)

The most important thing is to just keep your cool

and always keep your professionalism.

Treat people with respect

and you have to have all the patience in the world.

(Judy speaking in foreign language)

He admitted to entering the United States illegally

over the border

and he's been placed under arrest.

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That happened four times in a matter of 10 minutes.

Hey guys. All good?

- Yes. - Yeah.

One of them is illegal.

He's got a pending charge for assault with a deadly weapon.

- [Judy] Oh wow. Good one.

Looks like we're at four so far.

Just encountering people coming out from everywhere.

- At one time, we were one

of the smallest federal law enforcement agencies tasked

with one of the biggest missions.

We have to ensure that we use our resources wisely.

- [Broadcaster] Homeland Security

ramping up immigration enforcement.

- [Broadcaster 2] ICE has made nearly 300,000 arrests

as deportations near record highs.

- [Broadcaster 3] The numbers are gonna skyrocket.

- [Broadcaster 4] More than half a million.

- [Broadcaster 5] 1.6 million.

- [Broadcaster 6] 2 million illegal aliens

exiting the country.

- [Officer] Wanna look at achievable goals every day.

We look at the threat

and then we see what resources we have.

Our goal is to get as many as we can quickly, safely,

and humanely back to their country.

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(engine humming) (suspenseful music)

- My name is Jason.

I'm the acting field office director for ICE

Salt Lake City Field Office,

which covers Utah, Nevada, Idaho, and Montana.

So we cover about half a million square miles

from the southern tip of Nevada all the way up to Canada.

Definitely some challenges with covering an area that big.

We do see a lot more of a transient population in Nevada

that comes with more national security,

public safety threats

than we see in some of the other states.

In the 25 years that I've been working for ICE,

we're busier now than we've ever been.

(pensive music)

This particular target has significant

criminal history.

Kidnapping, narcotics, charged with murder.

He is known to be armed and dangerous.

(phone beeps)

- [Officer] Hey, Greg, are you going to be the one

to call it for us to creep in?

- [Greg] If he parks that tow truck streetside,

we will go for an open-air take down.

If he parks it in the driveway,

we probably won't have enough time.

- [Officer] Copy, sir.

- My path to federal law enforcement means going back

to the beginning.

As a kid,

my biological parents were drug dealers and drug addicts.

I grew up in poverty and neglect,

sexual abuse, physical abuse,

having to witness those sort of things.

As you can imagine, it was pretty traumatizing.

- [Officer] Eyes on the vehicle.

Tow truck just drove by me.

He's coming in now.

- Eventually, we were saved.

Some detectives, some police officers took us away.

Then and there,

I decided that I wanted to work in law enforcement.

Getting criminals off the streets,

child molesters, child rapists.

That's what drives me.

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(vehicle swooshes)

- [Officer 1] Start creeping in.

Do we got time?

- [Officer 2] I don't know if you wanna pull up on him.

It's your call.

His door's cracked open.

- If he's parked in the driveway,

it's likely that he'll be able to run into the house.

There won't be time between the car

and the front door to do a takedown.

- [Officer 1] How much space does he have

from the front door to the car?

- [Officer 2] 20 feet.

- Yeah, it's a gonna be a tough grab.

- [Officer 1] If you feel comfortable.

- [Officer 2] Yeah, let's initiate.

(engine revs) (tires screeching)

(tense music)

(tires screech)

(tense music) (sirens wailing)

- [Officer] Get out of the truck.

Out of the truck.

(officer speaks in foreign language)

(dogs barking) (gun clicking)

(tense music)

- [Officer 1] I need two!

- [Officer 2] Let me get an arrest team right here.

- [Officer 1] I need two. Come over.

- [Officer 3] Coming up, coming up.

(tense music)

- [Officer 1] Put your hands higher for me,

and then face away for me

and walk backwards to the sound of my voice.

Back up.

Back up.

Keep coming, sir. Keep coming.

(tense music)

All right, truck's clear.

- We have a warrant for your arrest.

- Immigration warrant?

- Yes. - For what?

(suspect speaks in foreign language)

- We'll explain it to you here in just a minute.

- My fiancee.

- [Jason] Your fiancee's in there?

- [Suspect] Yeah.

- [Jason] The target says he has a fiancee

and his kids are in the house right now.

- [Suspect] She doesn't speak English either.

- There's an important aspect to law enforcement work,

and that is having compassion.

Because of my background,

helping children who might be in a bad situation is

something I'm keen to keep an eye out for.

And I remind my officers

that having compassion in those situations is

also very important.

We'll make sure that he has an opportunity

to communicate with his family.

The officers that work for me are doing good work,

doing it legally, by the book,

targeting the worst of the worst

that the vast majority of Americans don't want

in their communities.

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- Good morning, Jill.

Here's the warrants.

- Our first target is male, sexual battery.

Convicted and sentenced

to 355 days.

So we just did a drive-by.

There was two vehicles.

Target vehicle is in the driveway.

- Okay, sounds good.

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My name's Douglas Thompson.

I'm assistant field office director

covering a very large state

with the 14th largest city in the nation.

I have 19 deportation officers covering the entire state

working seven days a week.

(vehicle door thuds)

Today we're a little short-staffed.

Have some people not available.

I had a couple officers that just worked

for eight hours overnight.

If it's another busy day,

I'll probably be taking that overnight shift myself.

(pensive music)

(radio beeps)

- [Jill] We are moving in

and doing a knock-and-talk at the residence.

- All right, we'll follow your lead.

He's been on probation,

so he's used to law enforcement showing up

and having to talk to him.

So he's most likely gonna answer.

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(vehicle clunks)

(vehicle door thuds)

(knuckles tapping) (suspenseful music)

- We're police. Can you come to the front doot?

Mind if we step in?

There's a couple of us.

- [Homeowner] Yeah, that's fine.

- Female answered the door,

said that the individual we're looking for is inside.

They allowed us in.

He was convicted of a sexual battery.

With this crime, it'll make him amenable to removal.

(vehicle door thuds) (suspenseful music)

The next targets that we're going after,

they just came into the country illegally.

He got put on a monitor when he got picked up at the border.

Just got notification that he is at his residence right now.

(pensive music)

It's been pretty taxing lately.

Sometimes our family life is struggling because of it.

My son is 15, he is mowing lawns.

I have to take him to some of these places

and he asked me if I could drop him off at one of the places

that he mows the lawn at.

And I said, "Hey, you're gonna have to give me a second.

I'm working."

And under his breath as he's getting out of the car,

he said, "You're always working."

It's true.

We're always working

and my family notices that it's just constant.

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- [Jill] Hey.

- Hi. - Police.

Can we talk to you really quick?

We're with immigration.

We have to bring you in today, okay?

- [Suspect] Arrest?

- [Jill] We have to reprocess your case.

- Okay. - The individual

we were looking for answered the door,

informed him he was under arrest.

We are gonna take him to our office

where we then will process them.

(engine revs)

- During the last administration,

our resources were stretched so thin.

We were seeing 12

to 15,000 illegal immigrants a day coming across our border.

At that point, we had to restart

our immigration enforcement mission.

President Trump took the handcuffs off of us.

- [Broadcaster 1] ICE is ramping up its recruitment

all across the country.

- Signing up by the thousands.

- [Broadcaster 2] 1,500 troops at the southern border.

- [Broadcaster 3] A massive scale-up all across the country.

- With the Big Beautiful Bill,

President Trump has given us the resources needed

to do our job.

We came together as a whole government approach.

The target, not only just the criminal illegal aliens,

but everyone that has exploited the immigration system.

- We have been getting way more resources.

The work that we now do

with the other federal agencies has expanded a lot.

With the help,

it's freeing up my guys to lodge more detainers

and create more targets.

Can we keep this pace up?

Yeah, we can.

This is what we signed up for.

This is what we do.

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- The Miramar Sub Office deals

with non-detained individuals still either pending court

or have a final order pending immigration removal.

We triage their cases.

The latest

court proceedings, updates,

and we also check for criminal history

to make sure that they're good for the community.

- We'll focus on gang members, cartel members,

child sex traffickers, fentanyl dealers.

Those are the ones that ICE are out there getting every day.

We target the worst first.

- At this moment, we've identified an individual

during the review of his case.

- Final order.

Doesn't have anything pending.

- Take him in.

Due to his criminal convictions,

he's gonna be taken into Krome Processing Center

with maximum security.

Now that we're reviewing the cases in depth,

we have the capabilities of taking them into custody

and proceed with removal finally.

- Couple

for homicide, larceny, battery, aggravated assault.

- Fraud and battery for larceny, kidnapping.

- [Officer] It's all good solid arrests.

- Aggravated battery, sexual assault, drug trafficking,

you name it.

We're gonna have that here by the end of today.

And any given day, it's like that.

Here, every single day,

we deal with the worst of the worst.

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(suspenseful music) (vehicle horn honking)

- [Officer 1] Yeah, we're doing this car stop on Maple,

heading northbound past North Ridge.

Can I get some more guys down here with us?

- [Officer 2] Yeah, I'm behind you, I got you.

(sirens wailing) (suspenseful music)

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(knuckles tapping)

(Judy speaks in foreign language)

(knuckles tapping)

- Hey.

Hello?

(Judy speaks in foreign language)

Let's go.

Somebody.

Down, down, down.

Thank you.

(Judy speaking in foreign language)

(Judy speaking in foreign language)

(Judy and driver speaking in foreign language)

(driver speaks in foreign language)

- Okay.

Okay (speaks in foreign language).

Let's go.

(driver speaks in foreign language)

(Judy speaking in foreign language)

(officer and suspect speaking in foreign language)

(officer speaks in foreign language)

(driver speaks in foreign language)

(officer speaks in foreign language)

- No.

- Need help or-

- He was arrested at the border.

He says he's got court in September,

so Kathy's gonna run him.

(suspenseful music)

- [Officer] Our buddy's here.

- [Judy] Who, Olsman?

- [Officer] Yep, that guy.

- This is what he does every single day.

(Olsman speaks in foreign language)

Do you have a warrant to be here?

Do you have a warrant to arrest these people?

- [Judy] The immigration system is very, very complex,

even to us,

and we do this every single day.

(Olsman speaks in foreign language)

- [Judy] So for the average citizen, it's even more so.

It's just a lack of education

of how the immigration system works.

(Olsman speaks in foreign language)

- People just have like these walls up against ICE

and there's no breaking it down.

(Olsman speaks in foreign language)

Do you have a warrant to arrest this person?

(Olsman speaks in foreign language)

(Olsman speaking in foreign language)

Shame on you.

(suspenseful music)

- [Judy] It's difficult.

I mean, how do you handle that?

- Shame on you.

He's, you know, getting all loud

and taking pictures of license plates,

and following us around or whatever.

It's a terrible situation for everyone.

- [Officer] Yeah, he's definitely gonna follow now.

- And this lady is following us too.

The one in the red car.

We need to educate the public more on how immigration works.

The problem is, how do you do that?

They believe what they want

and they just keep going with it,

and it doesn't matter.

Even if we put out there all the good things that we do,

you know, we're getting like a lot of criminals,

bad people off the street.

It's Tony that was calling me.

- One of our main targets

for this morning was just arrested.

This guy right here.

- Oh, nice.

- Rape in the first degree.

The child was less than 11.

- Oof. - And he's a reentry.

So he's- - And a reentry.

- And he's been deported multiple times.

- See what I'm saying?

I was just talking about that.

- [Tony] He's back. Olsman.

- [Judy] There he goes.

- So right now we're about at 11 so far,

just from this mini op.

All right. - All right, Tony.

Thank you. Let me know.

- All right.

(Olsman speaking in foreign language)

What do you wanna do, Brian?

Yeah, we could,

but I mean, Olsman's already announcing our presence,

so I doubt too many more people will be out.

(pensive music)

I think we were very successful today.

We are driving away with 11,

plus the case that Tony just told us about.

That's the best thing of the day.

Gives me a lot of satisfaction to know

that we were able to take that guy off the street.

The victim was an innocent child.

We probably saved another innocent victim at some point.

We did our job.

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- This morning, we do have a target, 38 years old.

He has a DUI.

He has an aggravated assault.

He's looking out for any law enforcement,

so let's stay focused and get back home safe, okay?

- I think he might run,

the way he took off last time,

I think it's possible he might take off.

(suspenseful music)

- The target, he's not gonna want to get caught again.

I'm pretty sure that,

with his history and having that charge there,

it might not be an easy arrest this morning.

He could put up a fight, but today's his day.

We're gonna arrest you today

and get you back to your country.

Been on the street for quite a bit.

A total of 27 years in law enforcement,

but with ICE, I've been now for 17 years.

So I've seen it all.

It's a tough job and I wish people understood

that our folks here are doing their best

to keep everybody safe in this country.

Our goal in this case is to stop him

inside the complex before he gets out.

The case officer is what we call the eyeball.

So he is the one that's actually staged

right in front of the apartment.

We have it covered in every angle.

(suspenseful music)

(pensive music)

(phone rings)

Hey, John.

Yeah.

Apparently, one of the vehicles

that individual has known to be driving wasn't

at the location early this morning.

This type of scenario does happen,

where you come here

and today he decided to be somewhere else.

There's some things that we can't control sometimes,

regardless of any pattern of life that you've established

for your state, things can change.

- [Officer] We have a Hispanic male

that matched the description come out of the apartment.

(tense music)

He got in a silver Nissan Altima.

He's heading your way.

- 10-4.

(tense music)

(engine revving)

(sirens wailing)

(tense music)

The individual tried to flee from us in his car,

but we boxed them in.

Now he doesn't want to get out of the car,

so we had to break the window.

(window crashes)

(suspenseful music)

(officers speaking in foreign language)

(handcuff clicking)

(officers speaking in foreign language)

- [Officer] Put him back here.

(officer 1 speaks in foreign language)

(officer 2 speaking in foreign language)

(suspect speaks in foreign language)

(officer 2 speaking in foreign language)

(suspect speaks in foreign language)

(officer 2 speaks in foreign language)

(officer 3 speaking in foreign language)

(officers speaking in foreign language)

(suspect speaks in foreign language)

(officer 2 speaks in foreign language)

- All three are illegal.

They're being apprehended now.

- Come on.

- We'll take him back to the office

and process 'em, fingerprint 'em, and go from there.

(vehicle door clacks) (suspenseful music)

(vehicle door thuds) (engine purring)

The target was not in this group,

but we expect them to come out pretty soon.

Hey, everybody's back in the complex, right?

Let us know once they see some movement.

(engine humming) (suspenseful music)

(phone beeps) - Target apartment.

They got in the target truck, in the Tacoma.

- 10-4. Copy.

- [Officer] BJ is going to jump in front of the Tacoma,

hit the lights from the front

and I'll block him in from the back.

- [Officer 1] We're stopping them over here

at the front gate, right?

- [Officer 2] Yeah, let's stick to the original plan.

These are the last two males in the house.

(suspenseful music)

(tires screeching)

- This whole idea running from law enforcement has

has hugely increased.

I think the guys did a very good job of boxing him in.

It all appears

that he could possibly be here illegally as well.

He's taken back to the office in order to fingerprint him

and determine his current status.

(tense music)

(graphics bleeping) (screen whooshing)

- He's gonna come out and make a right outside of the house,

and then

he's gonna hit Seaford Ave.

- Okay.

We're headed to a target address.

We have

surveilled the address previously.

Looks like he gets to a work van a little bit here.

So we're gonna head over to see if we can grab him.

This is a town that we do get a lot of support from.

It's full of first responders, full of law enforcement.

Very prideful in what they do.

So it should be all right out here.

(suspenseful music)

- [Officer] This is our guy, he's getting into the van.

Stand by, I'll call the direction out.

Van is moving.

He's coming towards Seaford.

White big Sprinter van, orange lettering.

- There he is.

- [Officer 1] Making a right, heading north.

- [Officer 2] I'm going to be in front of it,

so let me know when you want me to pull over.

(pensive music)

(sirens wailing)

(pensive music)

- Step out of the vehicle.

- What's your name?

- Ricardo.

- Do you have an ID?

Subject has illegally entered the United States,

has his own wallpapering business,

but on several occasions,

was caught stealing from his customers.

- We have a warrant for you.

- What's going on? Why?

- (speaks in foreign language) turn around.

- [Brian] He had some high-end customers,

stole a few Rolex watches.

- I didn't do nothing, I didn't do nothing.

- We were able to develop pattern-of-life on him,

some surveillance,

understood what time the individual leaves the residence.

So it worked out today, went smoothly,

and now we're one under.

(vehicle door thuds) (pensive music)

(vehicle door thuds)

(pensive music)

Next, we have two targets.

One's got a conviction for assault.

The second has DWI convictions.

We haven't been able to pin them down in a residence,

but we have a few locations that they frequent.

So we're gonna head over there,

conduct a few interviews, talk to some people.

This particular location we're gonna check out,

it happens to be a local hangout for gang members.

So we'll see what comes up with it.

(suspenseful music)

- [Officer 1] This is the entrance right here.

(seatbelt clicks)

- [Officer 2] Right here will be fine.

(engine purring) (suspenseful music)

- [Brian] All right. Let's do this.

(tense music) (grass rustling)

(group chattering)

(gravel rustling)

(tense music) (footsteps tapping)

- [Officer 1] There's another encampment up over here.

We'll check that one last, though.

- [Officer 2] Okay.

(twigs crunching)

- [Brian] Nothing?

(tense music) (grass rustling)

- Clothes over there.

- [Brian] Yeah.

(tense music)

You can see the little tents back there.

Now, usually, we encounter a few people back here.

Looks pretty quiet today though,

unless they heard us pull up and are hiding out.

But, I mean, you can see what they do to the community.

This is just a lot behind the grocery store.

There's homes that way and behind over here.

And this is where they're sleeping.

This is where they're leaving garbage, drugs.

The last time we were here,

we found someone actually overdosing.

We had to call EMS and probably saved their life.

I really thought we were gonna encounter somebody today.

(suspenseful music)

- [Officer] There's a couple guys over here hanging out

around the parking lot.

Well, let's just check that out.

- Came over here, we saw some individuals hanging outside,

so we decided to talk to them.

A lot of these guys just kind of wander

through different neighborhoods, different towns.

So you really gotta get out there.

You gotta talk to people, talk to business owners,

talk to the local police precincts, show photos.

- We're looking for a guy.

He look familiar at all?

- I've seen him more.

- Any of those guys up there hang out with them at all?

- They probably do.

- All right, appreciate your help.

- [Brian] Just be out there, be active.

And usually, you'll get some type of results from it.

So that's kind of what we're trying to do here.

Just keep talking to people.

See if we can find 'em.

Can you just ask that guy?

The guy in the blue shirt.

Double-check his second last name.

- So right now we're running our records check,

seeing if there's been any lawful entries made.

So far, we're not getting anything.

So we'll do a field interview, ask questions,

and determine how they entered the United States.

- [Officer] Marcos Rodriguez (speaks in foreign language).

(Marcos speaks in foreign language)

(officer speaks in foreign language)

- No.

(officer speaks in foreign language)

(interviewee speaking in foreign language)

(officer speaking in foreign language)

- No. - No?

- No.

(officer speaking in foreign language)

- No.

(officer speaking in foreign language)

- Exactly.

(officer speaking in foreign language)

- Did our records checks

and they're not showing in our records systems databases,

and there's a reason for that.

It's because they didn't make a lawful entry.

So based on the field interviews,

these three individuals are now in custody.

(handcuff clicking) (suspenseful music)

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- Jose Soto,

47-year-old male from El Sal.

5'5", 140,

bald,

with a beard.

He has tattoos on her left and right forearm,

also has a tattoo on his neck.

Two vehicles in play.

It's a black Chevy Silverado and a white Ford Passenger Van.

With the arrest, I'll make contact.

I'll have the initial front pin.

Just be mindful.

Stand your ground, maintain your composure.

We just want to get in and get out.

- Officer's safety is first.

Yesterday, one individual claiming if he sees an ICE agent,

he's just going to shoot.

So anything goes south, we pull out,

we can leave this for another day.

I wanna make sure everybody gets home to their families.

Thank you all for being here.

Let's go.

(group chatters)

(engine purring)

The target is a El Sal national reentry.

Prior deport for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.

And he has a second arrest for aggravated assault

on a pregnant female that's eight months.

He's known to be a 18th Street gang member.

18th Street gang is the rival

of the MS-13 back in El Salvador.

Everything from trafficking to murder,

to control territories.

So this is why this subject needs to be removed

from the United States.

(suspenseful music)

So over the weekend,

this guy left real earlier around 5:00.

So trying to make sure we get there on time.

(suspenseful music)

Right over there, you see the black pickup truck

and a white van.

That's the subject's two vehicles.

It's a good sign 'cause he's come out at different times.

We'll set up here.

- [Officer 1] If the target heads westbound,

we will do the front pin at the stop sign.

If he goes eastbound, we'll do the original plan.

- [Officer 2] Yeah, good, copy.

- Teams are still setting up.

Believe it or not,

this is the hardest part of the job.

Making sure you're properly set up,

not only so that the subject doesn't see you,

also for the officer's safety.

Sometimes we gotta sit,

you know, two, three hours

before we see the individual of interest coming out.

(suspenseful music)

(phone beeps)

- [Officer] Orange shirt is the possible tango.

- All right, I'll let you go, since things are getting hot.

All right.

We have one officer that has a direct view.

Looks like our target is gonna be at the white van.

We're gonna do a vehicle stop and conduct the arrest.

- [Officer] Van is moving west.

(tense music)

We're going to do front pins.

(tense music) (sirens wailing)

(tense music continues)

(suspect clamors) (officers chattering)

(group speaks in foreign language)

(group speaking in foreign language)

- Another subject is claiming that that's not him,

but we've ID'd him.

He has an ID on him from his country,

and therefore we're taking him in.

(graphics bleeping) (screen whooshing)

(suspenseful music)

- We are headed

to another target address

of an individual,

a 67-year-old man

who was convicted

for sexually molesting a minor.

At the time, the minor was nine years old.

We've been working this case up,

done a little bit of surveillance,

so we're gonna see if we can affect the arrest.

- [Officer] Anywhere in particular you want us to set up?

- [Pat] Yeah, just stay down there

at the far end of the block.

If tango does leave,

he's going to head north towards Sunrise Highway.

- [Brian] Hey, Pat, we're on scene here.

We're at the intersection of Old Farmingdale and President.

- [Pat] The cavalry has arrived.

10-4. Just for an update.

Looked like we had a light go on for a little bit

and then just go out.

Someone's getting ready to leave.

- 10-4.

(suspenseful music)

Ah, good timing.

(suspenseful music)

- [Officer] Be advised.

Target is in the driver's seat of the vehicle

and he's moving.

As soon as he comes up, you just pin him.

(engine revs) (tires screeching)

(suspenseful music)

(tires screeching)

- ID, license.

- The men and women of ICE,

they are patriotic law enforcement professionals

that put their lives on the line every day.

Despite how the media and politicians portray us

and our mission,

the endless protests,

the rise in violent attacks on our agents.

The fact that some cities and states refuse to work with us

and the sheer number

of illegal aliens currently in our country.

Our officers are out there seven days a week

fighting criminal cartels, terrorist organizations,

and criminal aliens all over the country.

The men and women of ICE are out there every day

because they're dedicated patriots,

dedicated law enforcement officials

who want to make a difference in their community.

(handcuff rattles) (suspenseful music)

- Harming kids is just disgusting.

So, glad to have him off the street.

One less individual to harm a child.

Good arrest.

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