Open borders, woke ideology, hate speech rules, and other liberal constructs weaken U.S. national security. Illegal immigrants are no longer called illegal, and even a violent gang that the U.S. government has designated as a national security threat is handled with care so as not to offend law-abiding Venezuelan illegal immigrants and their supporters.
Back in June I wrote about Tren de Aragua, a brutal transnational venezuelan gang which entered the United States through the southern border and now operates in states across the country. The existence and threat of this group, as well as its growth in America, are well documented in government reports. National Security Council issued a statement about this new threat to national security, Ministry of Finance recognized them as a transnational criminal organization, and US Department of State is offering a $12 million reward for information leading to the arrest of several of its leaders.
It is clear that the group exists and poses a serious threat to the country. However, in recent days, a series of stories have appeared in the second-tier, regional and right-wing media claiming that Tren de Aragua is taking over several cities in Colorado, particularly Aurora and Denver. These reports say that the mayors have asked the governor for help, but the governor has said that the gang's takeover was simply a figment of his imagination. their “imagination.” At the same time, other media outlets claim that the story the gang takeover is a lieFor the most part, the major national media outlets are not covering this story.
According to the New York Post, the gang took over numerous apartment buildingsand viral videos circulating on social media appear to back up these claims. These videos are also being broadcast by local affiliates of major news organizations, such as KDVR in Denver, NBC MontanaAnd CBN News. Denver PostHowever, claims that the homeowners are making up the story to distract from their own poor maintenance of the buildings seems highly unlikely. This story from the homeowner would be the first in the documented history of gang violence. The story told by Fox seems more plausible – that the homeowners were unable to perform maintenance because a gang had taken over the property.
CBS reported that after the videos went viral, local police confirmed presence Tren de Aragua and acknowledged that the gang had committed acts of violence in the area. However, they appeared hesitant to link the video or the claims to the construction gang takeovers. Axios and Newsweek are the two major mainstream media outlets covering the story, and both were careful to point out that most illegal immigrants from Venezuela have no connection to crime. Axios noted that the presence of the Tren de Aragua, “known for human smuggling and money laundering, raises concerns about the safety of residents and newly arrived migrants from Venezuela, most of whom have no connection to criminal activity.”
Coverage in Newsweek seems so that both would confirm that violence was taking place, while attributing statements about the seizure of apartments to Trumpimplying that he was lying. At a recent rally in Pennsylvania, Trump told supporters: “These stupid people that we, the leaders of our country, allow these people, these criminals, to come into our country, and we need to get them the hell out of here.”
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman also blames federal policy V southern border for the disarray his police are currently facing in the fight against Tren de Aragua. Senator Marco Rubio agrees, saying the Biden administration is to blame: “Our local communities We continue to face the consequences of President Biden's open borders policy, which has allowed the Tre de Aragua mercenaries to wreak havoc across the United States. I have repeatedly demanded that the Biden administration call this criminal organization what it really is.”
It is well known that Tren de Aragua members enter the country illegally and engage in human trafficking. Some trafficking victims even agree to work for the gang in exchange for passage to the United States. We live in dangerous times, where the fear of hurting people outweighs the fear of being killed. Our elected officials are failing to protect us, which is the most basic function of government. The media is complicit, either too afraid to report the story or unwilling to acknowledge that it exists. How can a gang takeover of a section of a city be considered fake? Where are the interviews with victims on the streets? Where are the CNN helicopters? And while we are on the subject, where are the crime statistics that show the danger of allowing these gangs into the country?