What does the Venezuelan Gang mean by Trump?

In September 2023, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro sent 11,000 soldiers new tocorón prison in the northern state of Arabia. But they were not sent to extinguish a chaos.

The troops were controlled in prison from a powerful gang that made it a matter of a resort, complete with zoo, restaurants, nightclubs, swimming pools and swimming pools.

But Gang’s boss, Hector Guerrero Flores, escaped.

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Here’s what we know about the train de arragua.

Tren de Arragua was originally a jail gang Hector Guerrero Flores turned into a “transnational criminal organization”, offering a $ 5M reward for information that could lead to his arrest.

Guerrero Flores, 41, is outside to Tocorón for more than a decade.

He escaped in 2012 by hiring a guard and then repeated in 2013. On his return, he changed the prison to a hobby.

And he expanded the influence of the gang ahead of the prison gates, which seized the gold mines in the Bolivar’s caribbear, according to the US State Department.

The name of the gang interprets as “train to Arragga”, and it can be made from railroad workers union.

Luis Izquiel, a criminal professor at the Central University of Venezuela, telling the BBC controlled by the Union a section of the Railgway crossing the contractors and sold contractors in sites.

Train de Arragua is under the leadership of Guerrero Flores expanded in Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and creuified by sex-trafficking migrants, contracting.

Through most accounts, Tren de Arragua spread to Venezuela to enter the country of a humanitarian and economy in 2014 which benefits eight countries, including the US.

Ronna Rísquez, a journalist written in a specific group book, last year’s estimated that the organization has 5,000 profits between $ 10m and $ 15m.

Some estimate its membership in the middle of the middle number.

A Chile’s prosecution called Tren de Arragua a “Brutal Organization” using killing and torture to achieve its purpose.

While it was small or less rich than other criminal groups in Latin America, train de Arando was often compared to ultra-violent MS-13 gang from El Salvador.

Members of the train de Arando are accused of wearing as Chile police officers

The US Treasury, under that president Joe Biden, executed Train de Arragua last summer, saying that the gang involved sex-trafficking across the US border.

On Saturday Trump asked the 18th century foreign enemies to act as he accused Tren de Arragua to “shape, attempting a promotion in the Predatory Prompt against the territory of the United States”.

He said the gang took part in the “irregular war” against the US in the direction of the Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro.

Shortly after taking the January’s office was a foreign terrorist organization, the group was placed in the same category as Military Islamic in Nigeria.

In Texas, Florida, New York and Illinois, the alleged train de Arando Member arrested in recent months and charged with killing from kidnapping.

Final Summer News reported estimated by the Department of Homeland 600 Venezuelan Migrants in the US have Gang connections, with 100 believed members.

Up to 2023, there are 770,000 Venezuelans living in the US, who represents a little less than 2% of all immigrants in the province, according to migration policy.

Most are given protected state government status.

Customs and Border protection reports experiencing 313,500 Venezuelan migrants on the border of 2024.