New Details on Deported Man's Alleged Links to Human Smuggler and Tren de Aragua Gang
Fox NewsMay 6, 20254 min295,372 views
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- 💡 DHS sources confirm that Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a suspected MS-13 gang member, was driving an SUV owned by a confessed human smuggler when stopped in Tennessee.
- ⚠️ Garcia allegedly feigned limited English proficiency to mislead the officer during the 2022 traffic stop for speeding.
- ✅ He was ultimately released with a warning for an expired license, despite having an order of removal.
Tren de Aragua Gang and Terrorism Charges
- 🎯 The Justice Department has indicted a high-ranking Tren de Aragua (TDA) gang member in Colombia on terrorism-related charges.
- 🧠 The FBI believes TDA is the violent arm of the Maduro regime, potentially sent to create havoc and target disloyal Venezuelans.
- 🔍 Investigations are ongoing to determine the exact connection between TDA and the Venezuelan government.
Judge's Resignation Amidst Gang Member Lodging
- 🏠 A judge in New Mexico resigned without explanation after a suspected TDA gang member, Christian Ortega Lopez, was arrested while living on the judge's property.
- 🛠️ Ortega Lopez reportedly performed odd jobs for the judge's wife and was provided lodging in a casita on the property.
- ⚠️ The individual was found to be illegally in the country and in possession of firearms, though ownership is unclear.
- ❓ It remains unknown if the judge was aware of the individual's gang affiliation when he was brought onto the property.
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