Expectation for New Operation Against Colombian Warlocks Who Offer US Visas
Five months ago, units of the Military Gaula of the Sixth Brigade of the National Army, with the participation of Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), the main investigative branch of the United States Department of Homeland Security, carried out a mega-operation in the department of Tolima, central Colombia, to dismantle warlock networks dedicated to defrauding Latino […]
Operation Macedonia 1, conducted five months ago, targeted warlock networks in Tolima, Colombia, that defrauded Latino families in the United States. The operation, led by the Military Gaula of the Sixth Brigade of the National Army and Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), uncovered documents related to U.S. procedures, images, and altars associated with Santeria rituals.
Authorities seized numerous devices, including cell phones, laptops, and memory drives, as well as cash, bank cards, and documents containing details of the illicit activity. Governor Adriana Matiz revealed that the investigation also uncovered connections between these criminal networks and U.S. security agencies, including banners with the U.S. Department of Security logo and tactical vests with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE) logo.
The second phase of the operation, known as Macedonia 2, is expected to further dismantle these warlock networks, which allegedly operate from the United States and lure foreigners with promises of legal immigration assistance, visa acquisition, and other services for substantial payments.
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