The desire for illegal immigrant gang rape to be trafficked became the first target of newly summoned 18th-century alien enemy detention, which President Trump uses to accus Venezuelan gang members without a hearing.
Alongside Florida police officers, Homeland Security agents successfully defeated Franklin Jose Zimenez Bracho, “a member of the known Tren de Aragua gang.”
Bracho has been appointed for human trafficking and smuggling and is also the subject of pending investigations.
“One more, Florida will lead,” Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wrote in X of the Arrest.
Already, the Trump administration has deported migrant gangbangs of about 250 immigrants to a brutal mega prison in El Salvador on Saturday.
White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt In a post on Monday, the Trump administration argued that it “didn't refuse to comply” with Boasburg's orders, and that the judge “had no legal basis” as “terrorist TDA aliens” had already been deported.
According to a dramatic video posted by President Salvadran Naive Buquere, when the gang bangers arrived at El Salvador, they were handed over to an armed command, which had their heads down and clenched their ankles and wrists, moving to the Terrorism Confinement Centre (CECOT).
Trump targeted Tren de Aragua when he took office in January by classifying Venezuelan prison gangs as foreign terrorist organizations.
Some members of the South American gang have been arrested as part of the Trump administration's deportation efforts, resulting in more than 32,000 arrests in the first 50 days.
The federal government has yet to reveal the number of migrants deported through efforts.
This is a developing story. Please check for updates.
