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Over 100 suspected Tren de Aragua gangbangers were part of huge migrant group that rushed the border
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3:26Now PlayingMore than 100 suspected members of Tren de Aragua (TdA) were a part of the group that violently stormed the border at El Paso, Texas in March — as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has declared the Venezuelan prison gang a foreign terrorist organization. NY Post reporter Jennie Taer shares this story.
“Earlier this year, more than 100 suspected TdA members were arrested after the riots at the El Paso border, when immigrants assaulted the Texas National Guard,” Gov. Abbott revealed Monday, as he announced a plan to crack down on the group’s growing presence across the US.
The wild border rush, captured exclusively by The Post, saw hundreds of illegal migrants break through razor wire to dash into the US — shoving Lone Star State troops in the process.
In one case, a migrant stomped on a service member’s knee as they tried to desperately make their way across the besieged southern border.
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