Blue sanctuary state operating as ‘control’ center for vicious migrant gang
The lax immigration policies in deep blue Colorado have come under scrutiny as it has been revealed that they are providing a haven for one of the most vicious migrant gangs in America, Tren de Aragua. According to the acting head of the DEA, Colorado is being used as a “command and control” center for this violent Venezuelan criminal group.
Tren de Aragua, also known as TdA, has been linked to some of the most heinous crimes in recent years, including the murder of nursing student Laken Riley and the takeover of an apartment building in Aurora, Colorado. In response to these atrocities, President Donald Trump signed an executive order designating TdA as a foreign terrorist organization.
DEA Acting Administrator Derek Maltz has stated that Colorado is now the headquarters for Tren de Aragua in the United States. He emphasized that the state’s lenient laws have allowed criminals like TdA to exploit vulnerabilities and continue their criminal activities unchecked.
Maltz called on state leaders to prioritize public safety over political agendas and work together to remove violent criminal immigrants from the streets. He criticized those who oppose federal immigration crackdown efforts, urging them to support law enforcement and the pursuit of justice.
Despite the challenges posed by Colorado’s immigration policies, Maltz assured that the federal government is taking a comprehensive approach to combatting TdA and other criminal migrant groups. He emphasized the collaboration between various law enforcement agencies in holding these criminals accountable and ensuring public safety.
In response to Maltz’s statements, a representative for Colorado Governor Jared Polis highlighted the state’s collaboration with the DEA on criminal investigations and apprehension of violent offenders, regardless of their immigration status. The blame for the immigration crisis was shifted to the federal government, with calls for comprehensive immigration reform and border security measures.
As the debate over immigration policies and public safety continues, it is clear that decisive action is needed to address the threat posed by violent criminal gangs like Tren de Aragua. Collaboration between federal and state authorities, as well as a focus on enhancing public safety measures, will be crucial in combating this ongoing challenge.
