Venezuelan gang members arrested at US-Canadian border

 American Military Action:

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection told Fox News that 40 suspected Tren de Aragua members were arrested between January 20, 2025, and March 21, 2025, at the Ambassador Bridge crossing between Detroit and Canada.

According to Fox News, the Ambassador Bridge has a reputation of having confusing roadway signs that cause issues for both U.S. and Canadian citizens at the border. The outlet noted that the bridge has now become a capture point for Venezuelan gang members.

Fox News reported that while U.S. Customs and Border Protection indicated that they do not currently have intelligence pointing to any correlation between the president’s border policies and the recent Tren de Aragua gang member arrests at the northern border bridge crossing, former Drug Enforcement Administration Special Agent Michael Brown suggested that the Venezuelan gang is changing tactics due to the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigrant gang activity.

“As a TdA member, I don’t want to end up in El Centro,” Brown told Fox News in reference to gang members wanting to avoid the prison in El Salvador where the Trump administration has sent hundreds of illegal immigrant gang members. “So where do they go? Canada. They know they won’t face the same consequences there.”​

READ MORE: Video: Fmr. judge arrested for harboring alleged illegal immigrant gang members

Brown told Fox News that the increase of Tren de Aragua’s gang activity in the United States is a result of former President Joe Biden’s “open-border policy,” which allowed illegal immigrants connected to the violent Venezuelan gang to establish operations all across the country.
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Biden's policy of open borders allowed the gangs into the US.  Biden apparently thought that by allowing illegal immigrants to enter the US, the Democrats could develop a permanent working majority.  But one of the reasons the Democrats lost in 2024 is that voters were opposed to the open borders policies and knew that Trump would reverse that policy.   The Tren de Aragua operatives should be found and deported, if not incarcerated.  Deporting them to El Salvador, where they would be imprisoned, should lead to fewer of them entering the US.

See also:

Trump Proves Biden Blew It on Border

And:

 FBI: Venezuela Likely Uses Tren de Aragua as a Proxy to Undermine the U.S.

And:

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The FBI’s findings confirm what we’ve known: Maduro weaponizes Tren de Aragua to destabilize America, mirroring Belarus’ tactics against the EU. The Alien Enemies Act was invoked precisely to counter this threat, deporting gang members and cutting off Maduro’s proxies. Biden’s open-border chaos allowed these networks to infiltrate, but strong leadership is reversing that. Every deportation under the Act is a win for national security—no more tolerating regimes that export violence. Weak borders invite foreign aggression; securing them isn’t optional, it’s survival.

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