ICE Confirms Aurora, Colorado Gang Members Released by Biden Administration

In a major development, ICE has confirmed that four alleged members of the violent Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) are in the United States illegally and have been released due to the Biden administration's policies.

ICE's statement, provided to Fox News, is a bombshell revelation that has ignited a firestorm of outrage and concern over the Biden administration's handling of illegal immigration and its impact on public safety. The confirmation of the illegal status of the TdA members has further cast doubt on the administration's claims that it is effectively securing the border and addressing the threat posed by criminal gangs.

The TdA gang's alleged takeover of an apartment building in Aurora, Colorado, has sent shockwaves through the community and raised fears about the potential for further violence. Residents have described a reign of terror, with gang members reportedly charging rent in exchange for "protection" and engaging in criminal activities.

ICE Confirms Aurora, Colorado Gang Members Released by Biden Administration

The revelation that the gang members were released under the Biden administration's policies is particularly damning, as it suggests that the administration is not taking seriously the threat posed by these dangerous criminals. Congressman Greg Lopez, R-Colo., has introduced a new bill aimed at combating migrant gangs, and he has called on DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to issue directives to ICE to apprehend and deport members of TdA and other known foreign criminal gangs.

The situation in Aurora is not an isolated incident. Illegal immigrants have been accused in multiple high-profile killings in the U.S. this year, including Laken Riley and Jocelyn Nungaray. Federal officials believe that TdA is operating in the metro Denver area and terrorizing several apartment complexes around the city and neighboring suburbs.

ICE Confirms Aurora, Colorado Gang Members Released by Biden Administration

Despite the growing evidence of gang activity and violence, local politicians have attempted to downplay the issue. Interim Aurora Police Chief Heather Morris has claimed that the "hysteria" surrounding concerns about Venezuelan gang members taking over apartment buildings was "overblown" by the media. Aurora law enforcement officials have also denied that there has been a gang takeover.

However, the residents of Aurora have a different story to tell. They have reported a significant increase in crime and violence, and they fear for their safety. The ICE confirmation of the illegal status of the TdA members has only heightened their concerns.

ICE Confirms Aurora, Colorado Gang Members Released by Biden Administration

The Biden administration's policies on illegal immigration are clearly failing to protect the American people. The administration must take immediate action to secure the border, crack down on criminal gangs, and ensure that those who are in the country illegally are apprehended and deported. The safety of our communities depends on it.