A busted door and black marks were left behind from a device federal agents used to enter a woman's apartment in Denver.

DENVER — Federal agents went door-to-door at a Denver apartment complex before dawn Wednesday, banging on doors and demanding residents show identification. Residents of the Cedar Run Apartments at 888 S.

A Dept. of Homeland Security operation is unfolding at a Denver apartment complex, along with other federal agencies. ICE is also present. In addition, the Rocky Mountain DEA division shared a video of agents serving search warrant at 14th and Fitzsimmons Wednesday morning.

It was unclear how many migrants were arrested in the Trump administration's latest immigration enforcement action. Residents said at least eight people were led away in handcuffs.

Agents from multiple federal agencies conducted immigration raids in Denver and Aurora on Wednesday morning, with early reports and video showing agents going door-to-door and throwing what

FOX31 began receiving calls right away from immigrant advocates saying people were being awakened to door knocking and agents asking for proof of citizenship. Gabby Easterwood spoke with one resident who said the events were scary to experience.