How Trump could finally kick Tren de Aragua out of the US after Biden admin stopped deporting Venezuelans

More than 800,000 Venezuelan migrants have poured into the US in the last four years, including hundreds of members of the brutal prison gang Tren de Aragua.

But, the Biden administration gave up trying to deport the criminals and gangbangers in January after the Venezuelan government stopped accepting deportation flights from the US.

It’s a problem President-elect Donald Trump will have to solve in order to make good on his promise of mass deportations.

Tom Homan, the man Trump has tapped as his border czar to lead the lead the deportation and border security efforts said the incoming administration has a lot of leverage to force Venezuela to start accepting deportations — including threatening even more sanctions and withholding aid, which totaled $209 million last year.