Staff Reports
Venezuela’s infamous Tren de Aragua gang, known for its sordid reputation as a motley crew of drug dealers, traffickers, and other unsavory characters, is extending its reach clear into North Dakota. This alarming development can be traced back to the Biden-Harris administration and its disastrous handling of the U.S. southern border. It appears that while Americans have been left to grapple with skyrocketing crime and drug issues, our leaders have opted for an open-door policy that invites trouble right into our neighborhoods.
Imagine the audacity of a gang that originated in Venezuela — one of the world’s most failed states — establishing a foothold in the heartland of America. This is not just an issue of immigration but an outright failure of leadership. The Biden administration’s lax border policies have effectively rolled out a welcome mat for criminal elements, making it easier for these international nuisances to infiltrate what was once considered a bastion of peace, North Dakota. One has to wonder if this was part of the plan all along, or if it’s merely a horrifying consequence of incompetence.
Tren de Aragua cancer spreads to North Dakota — and will keep spreading until Biden is gone https://t.co/P0vA9v8Sku pic.twitter.com/DFnZ57w0NX
— NY Post Opinion (@NYPostOpinion) December 10, 2024
In North Dakota, the pristine landscapes and quiet towns now find themselves under the looming shadow of organized crime. This is not just a “border” issue; it’s a safety concern that stretches across state lines. Residents are likely wondering if they should start preparing for turf wars over their maple syrup and cow fields. With reports of gang infiltration rising, it’s hard to laugh off the situation as a mere joke. The Tren de Aragua gang’s expertise in drug trafficking and other violent crimes poses a direct threat to not only the people of North Dakota but also to the values they hold dear.
Meanwhile, the mainstream media has turned a blind eye to this chilling news, preferring to focus on fluff pieces rather than the reality of what’s happening. As crime rates rise and local law enforcement struggles to keep up, one cannot help but feel that the public deserves transparency. It appears that the Biden administration prefers to sweep these uncomfortable truths under the rug, opting instead to tout accomplishments like free community college and other distractions while ignoring the fact that criminals are now setting up shop.
For those who are paying attention, the story here is a prime example of why border security matters. The lessons from places like Venezuela have been ignored, leading to a situation where American safety is jeopardized. As the Tren de Aragua gang continues to stretch its tentacles into the northern states, one thing is clear: the time has come for a serious reevaluation of policy. After all, letting rampant criminal organizations flourish on U.S. soil is hardly a winning strategy for anyone other than the gang members themselves.
