Tren De Aragua originated as a prison gang out of Venezuela and is now considered a transnational criminal organization.

NEWS interviewed investigative journalist Ronna Rísquez from her home in Venezuela. She shared what she’s learned after publishing a book about Tren de Aragua.

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Jose Ibarra, the Venezuelan national charged in connection with Laken Riley's murder, will appear in court on Nov. 12 for a ...

During his campaigning days, United States President elect Donald Trump promised to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to ...

Jose Ibarra, the Venezuelan national charged in connection with Laken Riley's murder, appeared in court on Nov. 12 for a ...

The military deployment began on Monday, November 4th, when more than 2,500 police and military officers moved to the south Bolívar State, having as […] ...

The former acting director of ICE between 2017 and 2018, is considered one of the key believers in the family separation policy.

Three people who police say are part of a transnational criminal organization from Venezuela are facing multiple felony assault charges and may be tied to a prostitution ring.