ICE appoints new field office director in Denver

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John Fabbricatore oversees enforcement of the United States’ immigration laws across a 207,000-square-mile area encompassing Colorado and Wyoming
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Tiney Ricciardi
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Denver Post
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27 May 2020
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Colorado News
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Colorado
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) appointed a new director for its Denver Field Office this week.

John Fabbricatore, 47, spent much of 2019 as acting field officer director. He oversees enforcement of the United States’ immigration laws across a 207,000-square-mile area encompassing Colorado and Wyoming.

In addition to serving as acting field office director, Fabbricatore’s most recent tenure was as deputy field office director for ICE’s Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) division in Denver ...

Fabbricatore has lived in Denver for more than 20 years. He oversaw the initial rollout of Operation Opioid Counter Strike, which removed 50 international heroin dealers from the capitol city in 2016 ...

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