This week, the American immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) has arrested three Venezuelan Tren The Aragua-Bendel members in two states, while the new government is starting its office. massive deportationtold a High Office Trump to FOX News.
Nestor Jose Mendoza-Garcia was arrested on Thursday in San Antonio, Texas, and Elmer Aparicio-Castillo and an unknown 36-year-old man were arrested the same day in Nashville, all after they were reportedly entered the country illegally when they were processed and arrested by the Biden government.
“Throughout the week, the heroes of Ice have hunted and arrested hundreds of illegal alien criminals, and it is immediate deportation, including those convicted of rape, sexual abuse of children, terrorism and even murder, “said President Donald Trump during a speech. Rally in Las Vegas Saturday.
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“Members of the cruel Venezuelan prison gang known as Tren de Aragua. Do you know that gang? This is not a nice group of people. They formed in prison and then Venezuela dumped their prisons in our country.
‘They are just as bad as the bloodthirsty MS-13 gangs. “
Nestor Jose Mendoza-Garcia, right, and Elmer Aparicio-Castillo were arrested by ICE this week. (ICE)
Mendoza-Garcia arrived in the US in October and received a call to appear before he was released.
He was arrested by the Police station of San Antonio In November because of the possession of a weapon that was related to an unsolved murder.
On Thursday Ice San Antonio obtained a federal indictment and arrest warrant against Mendoza-Garcia because he was an alien creature in possession of a firearm. He is an active member of the gang, according to the officer.
Aparicio-Castillo received a call to appear after a meeting with Ice in El Paso, Texas, in September.
He was arrested by Ice Nashville on Thursday because he reportedly had an alien creature in possession of a firearm. He would also have ties with the gang.
President Donald Trump called the gang on Saturday during a meeting in Las Vegas ‘bloodthirsty as MS-13’. (Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images)
The criminal past of Aparicio-Castillo includes accusations of avoiding arrest, promoting prostitution and possession of marijuana in Nashville.
After his criminal decision, Aparicio-Castillo will be arrested administratively for immigration procedures, according to the officer.
The 36-year-old unknown Venezuelan entered the US illegally in December via Eagle Pass, Texas, and received a call to appear.
Pers secretary of the White House, Karoline Leavitt, published this image on Friday and wrote on X that “deportation flights have started.” (White House)
His criminal history also includes avoiding arrest, promoting prostitution and the possession of marijuana in Nashville.
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He was administratively arrested on Thursday by Ice Nashville.
Bill Melugin from Fox News has contributed to this report.
