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FBI agent warns of potential alliance between violent Venezuelan gang and MS-13 in U.S., predicts turf wars

By  Kevin Haggerty 

 

An FBI agent raised new alarms about a Venezuelan gang’s infiltration of the United States amid reports of a potentially volatile team up.

While congressional bleeding hearts put their globalist concerns ahead of their constituents in failing to address the border crisis under President Joe Biden’s watch, an untold number of illegal entries have tacked on to the estimated 8 million encounters documented.

In addition to the dangers of smugglers trafficking in drugs, weapons and people alongside the threat of individuals from the terror watchlist coming in, FBI agent John Morales told the New York Post about how Mara Salvatrucha, better known as MS-13, could be forming alliances with the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.

“While these gangs wouldn’t normally mix, it’s always going to be a concern as the gang (Tren de Aragua) expands in strength and establishes a foothold,” Morales explained to the newspaper. “Right now we are working with our local law enforcement partners and sharing intelligence in order to stop the growth of Tren de Aragua.”

As previously reported, the South American gang had been deemed “the fastest-growing Transnational Criminal Organization in the world” and been linked to cities across the U.S., including Miami, Florida where a former Venezuelan police officer was believed to have been murdered by a 23-year-old member.

According to Border Patrol, between Oct. 2022 and Sept. 2023 at least 41 members of Tren de Aragua had been apprehended entering the country…

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