During a three-day operation in Laramie County, Wyoming, local law enforcement stopped 177 commercial vehicles and identified 32 truck drivers who allegedly did not have legal immigration status. The drivers were turned over to federal authorities, including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

The operation, called “Truck Around and Find Out,” focused on commercial vehicle enforcement and immigration compliance. Authorities stated that the goal was to ensure roadway safety and verify that commercial drivers operating in the United States meet all legal requirements.

The crackdown is part of broader cooperation between local sheriff’s offices and federal immigration agencies. Supporters argue the actions improve highway safety and enforce federal law, while critics say such operations can disrupt the trucking industry and raise civil rights concerns.