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Two months after its launch, Operation New Dawn has begun to show significant results in terms of security and child protection. According to information released by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), during the first 60 days of the operation, 305 people allegedly linked to various criminal activities were arrested, and 24 children who had been reported missing were located.

Authorities stated that this deployment is part of a coordinated strategy to combat various high-impact crimes, strengthen search efforts for missing persons, and dismantle criminal networks that pose a threat to public safety.

According to the preliminary report, the arrests resulted from operations carried out in different jurisdictions, where federal agents worked jointly with state and local law enforcement agencies to execute arrest warrants and conduct investigations.

One of the most significant results of the operation was the discovery of 24 minors whose disappearance had been previously reported. The FBI emphasized that locating these children is a top priority of the operation, as it seeks to safeguard the well-being of the victims and facilitate their reunification with their families when legal and protective circumstances allow.

While authorities have not released specific details about the cases or the charges against those arrested, they indicated that the investigations are ongoing and that Operation New Dawn will continue with the goal of identifying more perpetrators, rescuing potential victims, and strengthening efforts to combat organized crime.

The FBI stressed that the results obtained during this first phase reflect the importance of collaboration among the various law enforcement and security agencies to confront complex criminal phenomena and provide greater protection to the population, especially children and adolescents at risk.