Trump likely to destroy Venezuelan gang in US

 Blaze:

President-elect Donald Trump's sweeping deportation plan could "quickly" eradicate Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua from the United States, according to former Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement Director Ronald Vitiello.

Department of Homeland Security data revealed that TDA has a confirmed presence in at least 16 states and is rapidly expanding its territory. The agency has warned that its gang members have "violent tendencies."

The transnational group has been tied to a multitude of crimes across the country, including apartment takeovers, retail theft, assaults, and sex trafficking.

Vitiello, who previously served as a former acting deputy commissioner for the U.S. Customs and Border Protection, told Newsweek that TDA's presence in the country could be wiped out before it is able to secure a strong foothold.

"In the case of Tren de Aragua, they can be dismantled quickly and definitively because their presence in the United States, although dangerous, has just begun," he explained. "They are particularly vulnerable to removal and deportation, and so the United States could end their lawlessness as quickly as it began."

Vitiello continued, "We've seen deadly examples where illegals who have committed crimes and then went on to do terrible things, as in the case of Laken Reilly near Atlanta, who was killed by an individual from Venezuela who was here illegally and was arrested."

During a separate interview with Fox Business on Monday, Vitiello stated that the current administration's open border policies require Trump's incoming office to make drastic corrections.
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The gang took advantage of Bien's open borders policy which has allowed millions of illegals into the US.  They are not the only criminals the policy allowed into the US.  Roughly half the crime committed in New York City is done by illegal immigrants.  Denver, Colorado is also overrun with foreign criminals.  Texas is one of the few states trying to stop the illegal migration.  It has reduced the flow of illegals by around 89 percent.

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