Tren de Aragua

The Venezuelan regime has pledged to take all possible measures to secure the return of over 200 Venezuelans deported by the United States to El Salvador

Families of Venezuelans sent to El Salvador dispute Trump administration's claims linking deportees to the Tren de Aragua gang based solely on tattoos.

Alt-rock band Semisonic has responded harshly to the Trump administration using their hit song, 'Closing Time' in a video posted on X to mock deportees

President Donald Trump's appointed "border czar" Tom Homan granted an interview to Fox News on Monday covering the deportation of over 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador.

The Trump administration moved quickly to deport approximately 250 Venezuelan nationals it accused of gang affiliation, seeking to avoid a federal judge's order to halt the action

The White House's official X account uploaded a video mocking alleged "Tren de Aragua" members being deported to the tune of 90s song "Closing Time" by Supersonic

Salvadorean President Nayib Bukele posted a video showing the rough treatment received by alleged members of Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua upon their arrival to the country and its infamous prison

Political observers argue that the U.S. government may be labeling migrants as Tren de Aragua members based solely on their tattoos

The U.S. Secretary of State thanked El Salvadorian President Nayib Bukele for taking in more than 200 alleged gang members in its 40,000-inmate prison for the "low cost" of $6 million.

Amid mass deportation hurdles, Trump Administration leverages El Salvador's mega-Prison to ease domestic strain

President Donald Trump's attempt to use a law passed in 1798 to target Venezuelan immigrants for deportation has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge.

"The organized crime group was, back then, used by foreign agencies like the FBI and the DEA with terrorist and destabilizing purposes against Venezuela," the authoritarian government said

The US has designated the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, the violent MS-13 organization and six major Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations.

A total of eight criminal groups rooted in Latin America are expected to be designated as foreign terrorist organizations by Secretary of State Marco Rubio as early as this week

Over three dozen people currently held at the facility are in a "legal black hole," lawyers say, as their names have not been released and their crimes remain unknown

Ángel Leal analyzed the four potential avenues those seeking to stay legally in the country could pursue after TPS expires

"100+ members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua were targeted for arrest and detention," the agency said

President Trump recently announced that Venezuela has agreed to accept deported Venezuelan nationals, including members of the notorious gang

Richard Grenell, Trump's Special Envoy, will meet with Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro to demand the dictator take any Tren de Aragua members that are deported by American officials.

The bust is one of New York's first major crackdowns on Tren de Aragua, which Trump declared a foreign terrorist organization

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is planning on discussing the matter during his visit to the country in the coming days

Anderson Zambrano-Pacheco has been linked to a video which shows armed men entering an apartment in Aurora, Colorado, last year

Drugs, weapons and cash were seized in the raid

Trump also added during his inaugural speech that he'd make use of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to crack down on foreign criminal gangs

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Authorities already suspected the link to the Venezuelan gang after discovering a tattoo of an owl on one of the accused, a symbol associated with the group

Whether the incoming president decides to intensifying sanctions or revive diplomacy will have a direct impact on the South American country's future

The gang members were part of a larger group of migrants, including unaffiliated individuals and families.

Investigative journalist Luis Chaparro claimed the tattoo means the accused Venezuelan men are "guides" in human smuggling operations

Jarwin Valero-Calderon had remained free and evaded mandatory check-ins with immigration authorities