Federal officials announced the arrest of over 100 gang members in less than a week. From October 4 to October 10, 131 individuals suspected of gang affiliation were taken into custody. Among those arrested, 22 were linked to MS-13 and 13 to Tren de Aragua. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Enforcement and Removal Operations conducted most of these arrests. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin emphasized the commitment to protecting Americans from dangerous individuals. One notable arrest was Gustavo Adolfo Flores-Ramirez, an alleged MS-13 member wanted for aggravated homicide in El Salvador. Jose Luis Perez-Arrias, a suspected Tren de Aragua hitman, was also apprehended. Emerson Jossiel Calderon-Hernandez, an alleged MS-13 member with a significant criminal history, was taken into custody. A 14-year-old Venezuelan associated with a Tren de Aragua faction was arrested with a firearm. These arrests are part of ongoing efforts to dismantle gangs operating within the country.