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On June 2, 2025, ICE conducted Operation Last Stand, raiding a cartel-run nightclub in Summerville, South Carolina, and arresting 72 illegal immigrants.
The Post Millennial reported, “The operation led to over 70 arrests, including members of the Los Zetas Cartel and Tren de Aragua gang.” Consequently, this action signals a crackdown on criminal networks.
The Alamo nightclub, believed to have connections to Mexican drug cartels, was the focus of a significant raid. This move has escalated national security concerns, prompting authorities to take swift action.
Dramatic footage of an arrest during Operation Last Stand in South Carolina. The operation led to over 70 arrests.
Assistant Secretary Tricia stated, “Under President Trump and Secretary Noem, fugitives and lawbreakers are warned: Leave now, or ICE will track you down and deport you.” pic.twitter.com/ZnzgKPkLF8
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 4, 2025
Details of Operation Last Stand
The raid involved over 200 law enforcement personnel, as confirmed by ABCNews4.
The club on Highway 78 hosted over 200 people for what Morant described as a “cartel afterparty.” Lindsay Williams, the public affairs officer for US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Atlanta Field Office, verified the number of law enforcement officers present. Chief Keel mentioned that around 60 were state agents from SLED’s dog fighting unit, fugitive unit, SWAT team, and the aviation unit offering oversight for the operation.
This extensive law enforcement presence, including aerial support from SLED’s aviation unit, underscores the operation’s complexity.
For instance, the nightclub’s owner, Benjamin Reyna-Flores, faces state and federal charges as a suspected Los Zetas Cartel member, highlighting the raid’s focus on dismantling cartel networks.
Therefore, this action reveals the scale of cartel operations in the U.S. The DHS confirmed the arrests, stating, “ICE HSI special agents, along with our partners, conducted a targeted enforcement operation.”
Thus, Operation Last Stand sets a precedent for future actions against such threats.
We’re bringing ICE to the party.
At a night club ran by the cartel in Charleston, SC @ICEgov arrested 72 criminal illegal aliens and seized narcotics and firearms.
Report suspicious criminal activity to 866-DHS-2-ICE pic.twitter.com/1oYOAPWKHU
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) June 4, 2025
Implications of the Cartel Club Raid
The arrests in Operation Last Stand carry significant implications. For example, they underscore the Trump administration’s border security focus.
Meanwhile, critics may question the impact on immigrant communities. However, supporters see it as a necessary step against crime.
Additionally, the involvement of cartels like Los Zetas and Tren de Aragua raises alarms about national security.
Therefore, this raid fuels debates over immigration enforcement and cartel influence. In turn, it pressures policymakers to address these threats.
Dramatic footage of an arrest during Operation Last Stand in South Carolina. The operation led to over 70 arrests.
“Under President Trump and Secretary Noem, fugitives and law breakers are on notice: Leave now or ICE will find you and deport you” Assistant Secretary Tricia… pic.twitter.com/ZnzgKPkLF8
— The Post Millennial (@TPostMillennial) June 4, 2025
Conclusion on Operation Last Stand
ICE’s raid on a South Carolina cartel club resulted in 72 illegal immigrant arrests during Operation Last Stand.
This action targets cartel networks, intensifying national security concerns.
Consequently, it divides opinions on immigration policy. Thus, the raid stands as a critical moment for U.S. border security.
