American immigration and customs implementation (Ice) arrested three Venecuela gangs this week in two countries while the new administration begins its mass deportationsaid high Trump administration official for Fox News.
Nestor Jose Mendoza-Garcia invades San Antoni in Texas on Thursday, and Elmer Aparicio-Castillo, and an unidentified 36-year-old man was arrested the same day in Nashville, all after he allegedly entered the country last year when they were cultivated and processed and arrested by the Biden Administration.
“During this week, hundreds of illegal aliens criminals were hunted and arrested and arrested, namely the immediate expulsion, including those with accusations for rape convictions, sexual attacks of children, terrorism, and even murder, “said President Donald Trump UA Rally in Las Vegas Saturday.
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“Members of a savage venecuela prison gang known as a moment de Aragua. You know that a gang? This is not a beautiful group of people. They found themselves in prison and then [Venezuela] They threw their prisons into our country.
“They are as bad as the bloodthirsty gangs MS-13. “
Nestor Jose Mendoza-Garcia, right, and Elmer Aparicio-Castillo, Ice were arrested this week. (ICE)
Mendoza-Garcia arrived in the United States in October and was announced to him that he appeared before release.
He arrested him San Antonio Police Directorate In November to own a gun associated with unresolved murder.
On Thursday, Ice San Antonio received a federal accusation and an arrest warrant for Mendoza-Garcia because he was alien in the pistol’s possession. He is an active member of the gang, the clerk said.
Aparicio-Castillo was published in September a notice of appearance after meeting with Ice at El Pas in Texas.
Ice Nashville arrested him on Thursday because he was allegedly an alien in the pistol’s possession. Also reportedly has to do with the band.
President Donald Trump called the band “Bloody as MS-13” during a gathering in Las Vegas on Saturday. (Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images)
Aparicio-Castilla’s criminal history involves charges of avoiding arrests, promoting prostitution and possession of marijuana in Nashville.
After the criminal judgment, Aparicio-Castillo will be administratively arrested for immigration proceedings, the official said.
The 36-year-old unidentified Venecuelan entered the United States illegally via Eagle Pass in Texas, in December and issued him a notice of appearance.
The Karolina Leavitt White House secretary posted this picture on Friday, writing on X that “the flights of deportations started.” (White house)
His criminal history also includes avoiding arrests, promoting prostitution and possession of marijuana in Nashville.
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On Thursday, he was administratively arrested by Ice Nashville.
Fox News’ Bill Melugin contributed to this report.
