**Chaos** has erupted in Aurora, Colorado, as the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has taken control of an apartment complex, wreaking havoc on the local community and displacing hundreds of residents.

The landlord, Zev Baumgarten, has been forced to sell the Aspen Grove complex following accusations from the city of Aurora that he allowed it to become a gang-infested nightmare.

Baumgarten’s struggles highlight a broader problem afflicting sanctuary cities, as the influx of migrants has increasingly led to rising crime rates.

Reports indicate that the gang has been able to exert control over Aspen Grove for months, with residents living in fear and the police reportedly aware of the situation without taking effective action.

Viral videos shared on social media have shown armed criminals brazenly breaking into units, further raising concerns about the security of the area.

The gang's activities have left the once-thriving apartment complex in ruins, forcing unwitting residents to seek refuge elsewhere.

Local investors have expressed frustration, revealing that their calls for police intervention went unheeded while the situation escalated into an alarming crisis.

City leaders now face the consequences of their “sanctuary” policies, as crime and disorder begin to plague their community, illustrating the dangers of lax immigration enforcement and the welcoming of violent gangs.

“Something must be done,” said one concerned resident.

The disarray seen in Aurora serves as a direct warning about the effects of unchecked immigration and gang violence, a failed experiment that conservatives have long cautioned against.

As the fallout from this gang takeover continues, it sheds light on the urgent need for stricter immigration policies and a renewed commitment to maintaining law and order in American communities.

Sources:
rumble.com
thepostmillennial.com
nypost.com

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