Venezuelan thugs in New York City

 NY Post:

Tren de Aragua has become the “scourge” of Times Square thanks to the Harris-Biden administration’s lax border policy — and the feds need to swoop in to stop the ruthless migrant gang, ex-NYPD top cop Ray Kelly said Sunday.

Kelly — a former Clinton appointee to Haiti during its deadly 1990s upheaval — was asked in the 77 WABC radio interview if migrants who belong to gangs, including Tren members based in makeshift hotel shelters in Manhattan tourist mecca Times Square, amount to an “invasion” of the US.

“Absolutely,” Kelly told John Catsimatidis, host of the station’s “The Cats Roundtable” program.

“It’s the reason for the federal government to get involved,” the Big Apple’s former police commissioner said.

“The federal government would be a major help if a task force were put together to address it. [The feds] have more tools as far as federal laws are concerned,” Kelly said.
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This is a direct result of the Biden-Harris open borders policy.  The US needs to elect Trump so he can restore US borders and keep the thugs out of the country.  He would also have the thugs arrested and deported.

See also:

Kamala Harris can’t answer for her border disaster because there ARE no good answers

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