In a significant move to protect American communities, FBI Mobile has successfully captured six suspected members of the notorious Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang in Mobile, Alabama. These arrests come after the President designated this gang as foreign terrorists, highlighting the significance of this operation.
The operation was announced through a post on Facebook by FBI Mobile, acknowledging the critical collaboration with federal and local partners:
“FBI Mobile in conjunction with HSI, ERO, ATF, Border Patrol, and Mobile Police Department arrested 6 suspected members of Tren de Aragua today. A giant thanks to our state, local, and federal partners.”
During a press conference on Thursday morning, FBI officials revealed that these individuals were apprehended for their illegal presence in the U.S. during routine traffic stops.
In related developments, the administration continues to face hurdles despite a Supreme Court ruling enabling the deportation of these terrorists under the Alien Enemies Act. Notably, two federal judges on Wednesday intervened to block the deportation of Venezuelan nationals and alleged TdA gang members.
BREAKING: Federal Judges Temporarily Block Removals of Alleged Venezuelan Tren de Aragua Gang Members in Alien Enemies Act Case After SCOTUS Ruling
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April 18, 2025
The Supreme Court has mandated that the administration must provide reasonable notice, allowing gang members the opportunity to contest their deportations in court. This ongoing legal battle underscores the complexities faced in enforcing immigration laws and safeguarding the nation from foreign threats.
