Federal agents arrested three people during a Wednesday raid at the Bronx home of a group of gun-toting, drug-dealing migrant squatters — as immigration authorities moved to deport one of the crew busted at the troublesome house.
The raid by Homeland Security came a day after The Post reported on the chaos the squatters brought since they took over the multifamily dwelling and before eight migrants were busted on gun and drug charges last week.
A Post reporter witnessed nearly a dozen agents bring out a handcuffed man and woman — both of whom were speaking Spanish — on Wednesday afternoon.
The third suspect, another man, was quiet as agents walked him to their vehicles.
A spokesperson for the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency confirmed the raids, but wouldn’t give specific information about what agents were looking for.
Meanwhile, the man arrested on gun charges last week arrived back at the house and told The Post that he planned on moving out.
“I’m moving,” Hector Desousa-Villalta, age 24, said. “They tricked me into living there.”
Desousa-Villalta — along with five of the eight migrants picked up last week — was cut loose after his arraignment on weapons and drug charges.
Two others — Javier Alborno and Miguel Vaamondes-Barrios — were held on bail after their hearings.
