From June 24 to September 20, all 55 FBI field offices participated in the comprehensive operation. The FBI says they collaborated with state and local partners to execute federal warrants

The Trump administration’s move to issue paychecks this week to some but not all federal law enforcement employees during the government shutdown is sowing division in the ranks and does little to resolve the harm being done to ongoing investigations,

ICE officers and U.S. deputy marshals pulled over an undocumented resident who had “previously escaped from custody,” Tricia McLaughlin, an assistant secretary for the Department of Homeland Security, said in a statement.

Within the same agencies, some employees are drawing their salaries during the shutdown, and others are working without pay.

The raid involved a property owner in Wilder and was during a public event with families in attendance. A fifth gambling suspect was arrested the next day.

Federal officials on Tuesday announced they completed what they called a first-of-its kind operation earlier this week targeting immigration fraud in the Minneapolis and St. Paul metro area, leading to four people in custody.

Mayor Eric Adams said New York City doesn’t cooperate with federal law enforcement on civil deportations, in accordance with local laws.

Mauritzio Marco Thornwall, 29, was found unresponsive at about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday in the Englewood Federal Correctional Institution, according to the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

The FBI stated in a news release that four people were arrested and charged with federal complaints: Ivan Tellez, 37, of Wilder, Idaho; Samuel Bejarano, 37, of Nyssa, Oregon; Dayana Fajardo, 39, of Nyssa, Oregon and Alejandro Estrada, 56, of Buhl, Idaho.

But Chris Getty says it has nothing to do with the federal investigation that once targeted him — and swept up a number of other political figures in the Chicago area. Rather, Getty says the lien relates to his divorce case.