Former federal agent Wes Tabor says his phone has been lighting up with calls from police departments around the U.S. for advice on how to combat the growing threat from the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.

Governor Abbott signed a proclamation declaring the gang as a foreign terrorist organization. He noted that El Paso is in the middle of the issue, saying that law enforcement has made more than 20 arrests at or around the Gateway Hotel and the state is developing a database to track suspected TDA gang members.

El exagente federal Was Tabor dice que su teléfono se ha estado iluminando con llamadas de departamentos de policía de todo Estados Unidos para pedir consejos sobre cómo combatir la creciente amenaza del grupo criminal venezolano Tren de Aragua.

Después de jactarse por meses de haber derrotado a la banda criminal más temida de Venezuela, el gobierno de Nicolás Maduro acusa ahora a la oposición de mantener vínculos con el Tren de Aragua para generar violencia.

Abbott is offering a $5,000 bounty for information that leads to the capture of members of the notorious gang that has "spread terror and carnage" across the US

T he Canyon County Sheriff's Office is clarifying information following a recent national media report that the Venezuelan gang Tren De Aragua (TdA) is in Idaho. Here is a stateme

The El Paso Police Department reported three encounters at the hotel with suspected Tren de Aragua members based on tattoos associated with the Venezuelan gang between June and August 2024, court filings show.