More than 2,700 Venezuela gang members arrested under Trump administration

Officials said that federal officials have arrested more than 2,700 alleged members of Train D Argu (TDA), who are gangs of infamous Venezuela, who have come to define the rift of Trump administration on illegal immigration and large -scale exile program, as President Donald Trump took over, said on Friday.

Attorney General Palm Bondi noted the arrest during the White House press briefing when he was asked whether an unspecified child would be an immigration enforcement priority.

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Bandy replied, saying that violent illegal migrants are given priority for exile.

“Let me keep it in perspective: Today our TDA members have been marked 2,711st arrest in the country,” he said. “Everyone in this room agrees that they are one of the most violent criminal organizations in the world.”

Bandy blamed a large number of criminal illegal migrants in the country, as well as the TDA to establish a leg in the US, on the Lux Border Policies of Biden administration.

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The Trump administration has nominated the gang as a terrorist organization, which Trump has used to allow the early exile of its members under the Foreign Enemies Act, which has been challenged in courts.

Trump said, “All of you should now feel safe that President Trump can deport all these gangs and not a single district court judge can think that he is an emperor on this administration and his executive powers.”

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Unknown, TDA has been involved in several high-profile offenses in the United States and a colorado apartment complex.