New York Crime Crisis Fueled by Open-Border Policies
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 35 days ago
**Crisis**
New York City is grappling with a shocking wave of crime linked to a Venezuelan gang operating out of the heart of Times Square.
The notorious Tren de Aragua (TdA) has made headlines with its alarming recruitment of illegal immigrant minors, some as young as 11, who are now committing violent crimes against tourists and residents alike.
Recent reports highlight how this gang, now known as “Los Diablos de la 42,” has launched an offensive in one of the city’s most iconic areas, using Manhattan shelters as their base.
With over 50 crimes attributed to this group, the NYPD has faced criticism for failing to make arrests, allowing these juvenile perpetrators to operate with impunity.
Assistant Chief Jason Savino has voiced concerns that due to lax bail reforms in New York State, these young criminals are evading real consequences for their actions.
“They have access to guns and are brazen enough to showcase their firearms on social media,” Savino stated.
The lack of decisive action from law enforcement raises questions about the effectiveness of local policies in maintaining safety in the city.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration’s open-border policies continue to exacerbate the situation, as gangs like TdA exploit the system to gain a foothold in American cities.
Beyond New York, the gang's notoriety has spread, with alarming incidents reported in places like Aurora, Colorado, where they violently occupied residential properties and extorted local residents.
In the face of escalating crime and potential gang warfare between TdA and established groups, residents are increasingly concerned for their safety.
With tensions on the rise, it’s clear that unchecked immigration and weak policies are contributing to a climate of fear—one that threatens not only New York but cities across the nation.
This unfolding crisis serves as a stark reminder that the current administration's handling of border security and immigration policy needs urgent reevaluation.
As the consequences of these policies become evident, the call for stronger leadership and a return to law and order grows louder among citizens and law enforcement alike.
Sources:
pjmedia.com
thegatewaypundit.com
nbcnews.com
New York City is grappling with a shocking wave of crime linked to a Venezuelan gang operating out of the heart of Times Square.
The notorious Tren de Aragua (TdA) has made headlines with its alarming recruitment of illegal immigrant minors, some as young as 11, who are now committing violent crimes against tourists and residents alike.
Recent reports highlight how this gang, now known as “Los Diablos de la 42,” has launched an offensive in one of the city’s most iconic areas, using Manhattan shelters as their base.
With over 50 crimes attributed to this group, the NYPD has faced criticism for failing to make arrests, allowing these juvenile perpetrators to operate with impunity.
Assistant Chief Jason Savino has voiced concerns that due to lax bail reforms in New York State, these young criminals are evading real consequences for their actions.
“They have access to guns and are brazen enough to showcase their firearms on social media,” Savino stated.
The lack of decisive action from law enforcement raises questions about the effectiveness of local policies in maintaining safety in the city.
Meanwhile, the Biden administration’s open-border policies continue to exacerbate the situation, as gangs like TdA exploit the system to gain a foothold in American cities.
Beyond New York, the gang's notoriety has spread, with alarming incidents reported in places like Aurora, Colorado, where they violently occupied residential properties and extorted local residents.
In the face of escalating crime and potential gang warfare between TdA and established groups, residents are increasingly concerned for their safety.
With tensions on the rise, it’s clear that unchecked immigration and weak policies are contributing to a climate of fear—one that threatens not only New York but cities across the nation.
This unfolding crisis serves as a stark reminder that the current administration's handling of border security and immigration policy needs urgent reevaluation.
As the consequences of these policies become evident, the call for stronger leadership and a return to law and order grows louder among citizens and law enforcement alike.
Sources:
pjmedia.com
thegatewaypundit.com
nbcnews.com
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