Postal Services Joins Forces With Trump

In a bold expansion of the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement strategy, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service has reportedly joined forces with federal agencies to locate and remove individuals living in the U.S. illegally — signaling a serious escalation in the national security crackdown.

According to The Washington Post, this unprecedented cooperation follows President Trump’s January executive order directing all federal law enforcement resources to be fully mobilized in the fight against illegal immigration. This move comes amid rising public concern over border security, drug trafficking, and threats to American families.

Federal Agencies Unite to Restore Law and Order

Leaked documents and a recently released video from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) show U.S. Postal Inspectors participating in a high-profile immigration raid at a Colorado nightclub where over 100 illegal migrants were detained. One officer could be seen wearing a “U.S. Postal Inspector Police” jacket, highlighting the agency’s frontline role in this federal effort.

President Trump signed multiple executive orders on his first day back in office, authorizing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the Department of Justice to coordinate federal task forces — with involvement from any agency that possesses law enforcement authority. The inclusion of the U.S. Postal Inspection Service — one of America’s oldest and most respected federal enforcement bodies — adds a new dimension to the immigration enforcement landscape.

Postal Service Data Now Used to Track Illegal Immigrants

The report claims the Trump administration is leveraging the Postal Service’s vast intelligence capabilities — including mail tracking systems, surveillance imagery, credit card data, and even IP address information — to help identify and locate individuals residing in the country unlawfully.

With nearly 1,300 inspectors and 500 uniformed postal officers, the Inspection Service has long been involved in tracking narcotics, fugitives, and fraud. Now, it’s being deployed to combat what Trump officials describe as a growing illegal immigration crisis threatening public safety and national sovereignty.

Trump Officials Double Down: “The American People Deserve Protection”

A senior official at DHS confirmed the seriousness of the operation, stating:

“Under President Trump, we are fully committed to using every legal authority available to remove criminal illegal aliens, stop human trafficking, and restore law and order in our communities. The safety of the American people is our top priority.”

The USPS has not officially commented, but insiders told The Washington Post that internal concerns about defying the administration played a role in the agency’s decision to cooperate.

Trump: “We Either Have a Country — or We Don’t”

Illegal immigration has remained a cornerstone of President Trump’s second-term agenda. His aggressive posture against sanctuary cities and renewed focus on interior enforcement has been met with widespread support from law-abiding Americans concerned about crime, overwhelmed services, and border integrity.

On Truth Social, the President wrote:

“We are doing exactly what we promised the American people. We’re getting violent criminals out of our country. Because if we don’t, we won’t have a country left.”