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How Aurora, CO, became a migrant gang war zone after Tren de Aragua took over apartment complexes
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1:16Now PlayingAll it took for parts of this Denver suburb to descend into a migrant wasteland — with violent gang shootings, men brazenly toting guns in the open, drug dealing and shot-up cars — was for a few apartment buildings to fall into disrepair.
Aurora has been thrust into the national eye — even cited by former President Trump in Tuesday night’s debate — thanks to members of the violent Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua, who have turned the bedroom community of 390,000 into a war zone.
The gangbangers have been using various dilapidated apartment complexes — like the one where Aurora native Jessica Montenegro and her young family were forced to flee — as their home base, terrorizing residents there with gun crime, theft and drug dealing.
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