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Homeland Security and NYC officials announce indictments for 27 suspected members of Tren de Aragua
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0:35Now PlayingThe feds threw the book at 27 suspected members of Tren de Aragua — and its “Anti-Tren” splinter faction — who allegedly plotted murders, extortion and sex-trafficked young women across New York City.
A twin set of fresh indictments unveiled Monday in Manhattan federal court mark the first time that the alleged migrant gang members are being hit with racketeering charges, which the government used to take down the Mafia — and carries the possibility of life in prison.
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