Federal authorities arrested 95 illegal alien truck drivers who possessed state-issued commercial driver's licenses. All 95 held valid CDLs from various states, with 76 issued by California.

The arrests targeted individuals operating commercial trucks despite their unlawful presence in the United States. Officials noted that the licenses came from deep blue states known for issuing driver's licenses to illegal aliens.

Investigators confirmed that every individual in the group maintained a state-issued commercial driver's license at the time of the bust. California accounted for the largest share, with 76 of the licenses originating from that state.

The operation highlights ongoing concerns over licensing practices in certain states that extend privileges to individuals without legal status. Authorities emphasized that the drivers were operating heavy vehicles on public roads.

No additional details on specific charges or locations of the arrests were released in the initial reports. The case involves multiple jurisdictions given the spread of license origins.