Recent immigration enforcement operations in Colorado have left residents on edge and communities shaken. ICE agents have been conducting door-to-door visits in neighborhoods, demanding identification and urging residents to report on their neighbors amidst a crackdown targeting over 100 members of the Venezuelan gang, Tren de Aragua. The highly visible raids in Denver and Aurora have drawn criticism from local advocates and officials, who describe the atmosphere as one of fear and panic. Many residents have expressed that this level of enforcement feels reminiscent of oppressive regimes. Despite the intention to target specific gang members, the reality reflects challenges, with reports indicating that only a few arrests were made. Statements from immigration officials highlight leaks that reportedly hindered the effectiveness of the operations, leading to increased scrutiny of agents and calls for accountability. Meanwhile, local activists continue to advocate for the rights of migrants, urging communities not to cooperate with federal agents.