NYC & CHICAGO INVADER NEWS: Blame Harris and Biden for Tren de Aragua’s Big Move Into NYC; Former Chicago Gangster Blames VP Harris, Dems for Turf War Between Local Gangs, Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua

Blame Harris and Biden for Tren de Aragua’s big move into NYC:

Prostitution, robbery, murder, assaults: They could be coming to a neighborhood near you, if they haven’t already.

The brutal Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua moved big-time into the Big Apple and cities across America, thanks to the Harris-Biden administration’s open borders.

A Post report gave a chilling glimpse into Tren’s rapid explosion into a US criminal empire.

Operating out of taxpayer-funded city shelters, Tren blackmails migrants as young as 15 into joining its ranks, sells illegal guns and drugs (including the fentanyl-laced “pink cocaine”), runs brothels and sends out thugs on mopeds, disguised to look like Uber delivery drivers, to rob New Yorkers.

The gang has turned a stretch of Queens Roosevelt Avenue into the “Market of Sweethearts” red-light district, riddled with hookers and hawkers peddling stolen goods.

Roving bands of migrant teens rob businesses and stick up average New Yorkers, threatening them with guns or knives until they turn over their cash, phones and other valuables.

And the gangbangers have no qualms about brazenly shooting cops: Back home in Venezuela, that usually means getting away scot-free.

New York’s Finest are doing what they can — they recently busted a crew of two dozen migrant teens linked to 21 robberies — but Tren is still growing here, not shrinking.

TDA went from a nonentity to a well-organized crime machine in the city in a little more a year.

And a culture of secrecy protects the head of the snake: Suspected gang members who are arrested will spill about their crimes but are tight-lipped on Tren. —>READ MORE HERE

Former Chicago gangster blames VP Harris, Dems for turf war between local gangs, Venezuela’s Tren de Aragua:

A former Chicago gangster sounded the alarm about Democrats’ “oxymoronic” crime policies, warning Americans “should be afraid” as fears mount over a possible turf war between Venezuelan gangs and their local counterparts in the Windy City.

Ex-Cons for Community and Social Change founder Tyrone Muhammad called out Vice President Kamala Harris during “Fox & Friends” for pivoting on her crime stance, arguing the Democrats’ policies have turned Black America against the Biden-Harris administration.

“We just heard about a vice president who says she specialized in locking up and arresting transnational gangs, while the very party that she’s a part of, the policies with the sanctuary cities and the border crisis, she supported… which is oxymoronic,” Muhammad told Lawrence Jones on Tuesday.

“At the same time, now we have to fight transnational gangs and the influx of these men who we don’t know where they come [from], what crimes they committed, and the violence that they’ve been involved with thus far. With that being said, we are on the front line every day making sure that our communities are safe.”

Local gangs on Chicago’s South Side have reportedly been battling a surge of Venezuelan migrants, including some members of the notorious Tren de Aragua gang, according to the New York Post.

With the arrival has come a rise in crime, locals told the Post, while some Venezuelan gangsters have started to encroach on the territory of the city’s local gangs.

“There’s been a lot going on with (the migrant gangs) that nobody’s even hearing about,” Zacc Massie, a local Chicago gang member, told the New York Post. “They be moving in our own territory and robbing people but they don’t get arrested like we do. I actually talked to one on the translator app. He told me all the things he got going on; how they helped him get a car, an apartment, (EBT) card, all this stuff. They giving them thousands, we get maybe $400 a month. And they don’t even have Social Security numbers!”

Sources from local Chicago gangs told the New York Post that members of the Venezuelan gang are often heavily armed and have begun spilling into areas traditionally controlled by local gangs. —>READ MORE HERE

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