Police Raid San Antonio Apartment Complex Run By Tren de Aragua

The Biden-Harris Administration’s decision to flood America with illegal alien criminals continues to bear bitter fruit. Police raided a San Antonio Apartment complex taken over by Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua over the weekend.

Law enforcement officials have confirmed that a vacant San Antonio apartment complex had fallen under the control of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which was using it as a base for criminal activity.

On Saturday morning, a multi-agency task force—which included the San Antonio Police Department, Texas Anti-Gang Unit, Texas Department of Public Safety, Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Border Patrol, and U.S. Department of Homeland Security—cleared more than 300 vacant units at the Palatia Apartment complex on the North side of the city.

San Antonio PD had received several complaints about the complex regarding narcotics, human trafficking, and threats to apartment personnel, according to San Antonio Police Chief Bill McManus.

“We had information that members of the transnational gang, Tren de Aragua, were in control of the area and committing various crimes,” said McManus during a press conference. “The task force processed over 20 individuals that we arrested. We confirmed that four TdA members are in custody.”

McManus also revealed that one of the members is an “enforcer” for the gang, who collects payments or dues on behalf of the gang. Nineteen of the 20 detained were charged, with several having warrants out for their arrest.

The weeks-long investigation by San Antonio PD—“Operation Aurora”—was part of a broader effort to disrupt Tren de Aragua’s influence in Texas.

Authorities believe the Venezuelan gang has been involved in prostitution, selling cocaine, and other violent crimes in the city. McManus said the gang has been operating in San Antonio for “several months.”

“We assure the community and members of the public that we are committed to their safety, and we are on top of this TDA issue that seems to have gone very public lately,” said McManus.

McManus said this was only the first takedown of a known gang location and that they have “other places we are going to hit.”

“We are on to you,” McManus told Tren de Aragua. “We are coming for you, and we know where you are.”

The gang has also been spotted in North Dallas, with Dallas Police officers confirming they have infiltrated the city. Members of the Tren De Aragua gang have congregated with other Venezuelans in the northern part of Dallas, nicknamed “Villa Dallas.” Since the gang’s arrival, the neighborhood has become riddled with illegal street racing, beatings, shootings, and extortion attempts.

As I’ve noted before, I never read about Tren de Aragua until the Biden-Harris Administration decided to flood America with illegal aliens, and now they seem to be popping up everywhere, from New York City to Aurora to El Paso, and Texas Governor Greg Abbott recently declared them a terrorist gang.

What do you think the odds are that Tren de Aragua is also active in more illegal alien-friendly blue states like California, and nobody is bothering to report on it or do anything about it?

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3 Responses to “Police Raid San Antonio Apartment Complex Run By Tren de Aragua”

  1. jabrwok says:

    Well, as Biden has said, making European-descended Whites an absolute minority in the US via an unrelenting stream of immigration is a source of strength. For someone.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgrliuQW_-Q&list=PLcLk83J3F9Ee1BKHdYp0gP47QUUPJBb5z&index=1

    How does the line go? “If someone says he wants to kill you, you should believe him and act accordingly”?

  2. Heresolong says:

    Was in San Antonio over the weekend. I love it down there but there are drug addicts lying on the sidewalk or sitting on the benches all over downtown. Half of downtown is torn up with very little evidence that crews are actually working on all the projects. A friend tells me that the City Council has become reliably leftist. Too bad but at least the cops can still bust illegal immigrant gangs.

  3. Subotai Bahadur says:

    How long before the Federal Department of Justice sends down a team of lawyers to defend the Tren de Aragua?

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