Warning Memo Issued About Tren De Aragua

By
Jennifer Gray
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Hello folks. Today, we’re discussing a pressing matter. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has recently issued a new bulletin to border agents and other law enforcement agencies, warning them of a significant threat.

Tren De Aragua (TdA), the largest criminal organization from Venezuela, has allegedly been authorized to attack American law enforcement.

This isn’t a metaphorical green light. Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) reports indicate that TdA members in Denver have been given clearance to actively fire on or assault law enforcement. This information isn’t Denver-specific – HSI New York has received the same information and is treating this threat as credible.

For those unfamiliar, TdA has managed to establish a presence even in cities like Chicago. This is a call to everyone, particularly those in law enforcement, to remain alert when encountering any TdA members or affiliates.

This is a significant update and it’s worrisome. We’re grappling with a foreign criminal organization known for human, weapon, and drug trafficking, among other illicit activities. They’ve been ordered to attack, or even shoot, U.S. law enforcement on American soil. This situation has been exacerbated by the ongoing crisis under the Biden administration and Border Czar Kamala Harris.

The DHS bulletin warning about the TdA attacks mentions that U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has already had encounters with approximately 26 known or identified TdA members this fiscal year, compared to 43 encounters last fiscal year. But this is only scratching the surface; intelligence suggests that over 1,000 TdA members are currently residing in the United States.

TdA is already linked to hundreds of crimes, including shootings – one instance involved two NYPD officers who were shot while attempting to apprehend a TdA member in June.

More than 1,000 known TdA members are present in the U.S., as per an internal bulletin from Border Patrol. This is a dire situation, and it needs to change. We all need to stay alert and vigilant. Please stay safe, everyone.

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