Investigations on Homeland Security (HSI) have arrested two illegal migrants that the Agency says they have conducted drug surgery and narcotics in Maryland and Georgia.
Officials say they broke two migrants on Thursday, just a day after prosecutors at Queens accused 10 gang members of the DE ARAGUA and their associates of similar operations in New York.
HSI Baltimore posted a picture on X one of the migrants – with a chain wrapped around the waist – led them in a vehicle to implement the law by two HSI agents.
Investigations on Homeland Security (HSI) arrested two illegal migrants that the Agency says they had conducted drug and narcotics surgery in Maryland and Georgia. (HSI Baltimore)
The agency also posted images of arsenal of weapons and ammunitions that they seized as part of their surgery. They said they seized more than 30 weapons.
HSI Baltimore said that the arrest surgery was part of a joint operation with HSI Atlanta. The ATF Baltimore Field department, Baltimore Police Department and the Alabama Law Agency also coordinated with agencies in their download.
The two illegal immigrant was not appointed. The Fox News Digital addressed HSI -Ui immigration and customs (ICE) for more details about migrants and the scope of their business.
IN New York City On Wednesday, police said eight illegal immigrants were now accused of conducting extensive weapons and drug operations that stretched in at least six countries.
Prosecutors said they plan to expand to International Level in Colombia.
Rifles seized in HSI surgery. (HSI Baltimore)
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The authorities seized a cache of 34 illegal rifles, including the AR-15 attack rifle and Glock 9 mm with a modification of the trigger, which makes it automatic, related to suspects, said Prosecutor Queens Melinda Katz.
Katz said that members of the TDA gang also pierce deadly drugs, including pink cocaine, a designer street drug that includes a mixture of ketamine, MDMA and ecstasy.
All ten are migrants – including two women – from Venezuela and entered in land illegally across the southern border, police said.
In the case of New York City, the intersection of suspect members of the violent Venecuela gangs, a moment de Aragua appears through the image of weapons from the video that the band member allegedly shared on Whatsapp.
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This gang subset was led by two Venecuelan nationals who came to New York City two years ago and founded a crew that launched a weapon that also consisted of other foreign nationals.
During the New York incident, the police said he was one of TDA members broke their officer’s hands. The migrant will face the charges of the incident, police said.
Immigration officials have aggressively persecuted deportation of violent illegal migrants since President Donald Trump assumed his post last week.
