Seizures

Big from @FBIAtlanta - working with state, local, and federal partners law enforcement shut down a major meth trafficking ring in North Georgia - sourced back to Mexico. 3200 kilograms seized and 12 defendants. https://t.co/6I0bgmy8OJ

— FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) November 17, 2025

… operation highlights the power of law enforcement collaboration in dismantling dangerous drug networks and protecting our communities.

.@DEAROCKYMTNDiv Seizes Record 1.7 Million Counterfeit Fentanyl Pills in Colorado, Sixth-Largest U.S. Pill Seizure

Read More: https://t.co/UjVCahYxI7 pic.twitter.com/Rf51IzZoFl

— DEA HQ (@DEAHQ) November 17, 2025

MAJOR FENTANYL AND NARCOTICS SEIZURE

ATF Special Agents and Moses Lake PD's Street Crimes Unit conducted a traffic stop as part of a joint investigation. Search warrants yielded 2.5lbs fentanyl powder, approximately 3,000 fentanyl pills, 4 firearms, 100k cash, and more. pic.twitter.com/WyIuzIB1GY

— ATF Seattle (@ATF_Seattle) November 17, 2025

“That’s uh, that’s an absolute metric sh** ton of fentanyl there. I got a very unique situation here.@ Body cam of @dcsheriff Deputy after finding 1.7 million blue pills & 12 kg of fentanyl powder at Highlands Ranch storage unit. Largest seizure in Colorado history. #DEA #CBI pic.twitter.com/7hu8kBLm0U

— CBI (@CBI_Colorado) November 17, 2025

During a traffic stop #DEAHouston agents found more than 900 pounds of #meth hidden in boxes containing green squash. #DEA alongside University of @houstonpolice , @katypolicedept_official and @texas_dps stopped this poison from spreading to your community! pic.twitter.com/w9fz8x1th4

— DEA HQ (@DEAHQ) November 12, 2025

Here’s some of what your FBI did as an excepted agency during the record long government shutdown:

-3419 arrests
-279 children identified and/or located
-170 kilograms of fentanyl seized
-2,100 kilograms of meth seized
-2,200 kilograms of cocaine seized
-908 illegal weapons…

— FBI Director Kash Patel (@FBIDirectorKash) November 18, 2025

… recovered

This was all while the vast majority weren’t getting paid. But these men and women kept showing up and delivering for the country. I’m proud of their service to America and the best is yet to come.