Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act to remove alleged members of a Venezuelan gang

The Trump administration is seeking to use the Alien Enemies Act to remove alleged members of a Venezuelan gang, but has faced opposition from the judiciary. The ACLU and Democracy Forward have sued the administration for removing people without due process.

Polling on President Trump's Deportation of Venezuelan Gang Members

Polling shows strong support for President Trump's decision to declare Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua a Foreign Terrorist Organization and deport its members. Hispanics overwhelmingly support the action, along with a majority of black voters and independents. A federal district court judge who issued an injunction to stop the deportations is facing calls for impeachment. Overall, 53% of voters rate Trump's handling of immigration as excellent or good.

Deported migrants wrongly accused of gang affiliation

Family members fear their loved ones are being wrongly accused of being members of a Venezuelan gang and sent to El Salvador's mega prison due to having tattoos.

Supreme Court Chief Justice rebukes Trump over Judge Impeachment Call

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts rebuked President Trump for calling for the impeachment of a federal judge who blocked Trump's plan to deport alleged members of a Venezuelan gang. The judge argues that impeachment is not the appropriate response to judicial disagreement.

Efforts to Secure Southern Border from Migrant Crime by Targeting Tren de Aragua

Fox News reports on efforts to secure the southern border from migrant crime by targeting the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, recognized as a national security threat under the Trump administration.

Violent Venezuelan Migrant Gang Tren de Aragua in the U.S.

The Fox Nation special 'Blood in America: The Tren de Aragua Invasion' explores the violent Venezuelan migrant gang Tren de Aragua wreaking havoc in the U.S. and law enforcement efforts to combat them.

Violent Home Invasion in Aurora Linked to Venezuelan Gang

Aurora, Colorado, is facing a crime wave linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. Aurora's Mayor accuses Denver's Mayor of secretly sending migrants, including criminals, to Aurora through nonprofits. Denver denies the claims. The situation has caused tension between the two mayors.

Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua's presence in the United States

The Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has expanded its presence to over a dozen U.S. states, with recent arrests and criminal activities reported across the country. Former acting DHS Chief of Staff under Trump, Lora Ries, discusses the gang's activities and the incoming Trump administration's approach.

Illegal Immigrants Affiliated with Violent Venezuelan Gang Caught at Southern Border

Illegal immigrants affiliated with a violent Venezuelan gang were caught at the southern border, posing a serious threat. Lawmakers are sounding the alarm about the gang's criminal activities, including extortion, kidnapping, murder, and sex trafficking.

Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua seeking to establish presence in the United States

Members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, known for extensive criminal activities, are seeking to establish a presence in the United States, causing concern among officials and the Venezuelan community. Lawmakers are urging President Biden to designate the gang as a Transnational Criminal Organization to combat its threat.

Release of Shooting Suspect with Ties to Venezuelan Gang

Chicago Police released a suspect in the shooting of a transgender person due to lack of cooperation from the victim, who feared the shooter's ties to a dangerous Venezuelan gang. The suspect, an illegal migrant from Venezuela with cartel ties, was not charged despite evidence linking him to the crime. The growing influence of the gang in the city has led to increased fear among citizens and challenges in prosecuting such crimes.