Trump, calling out an alien enemy, acts to drive away the gangster nation of Tren de Aragua

President Trump will soon invoke the alien enemy law and drive the nation away from the Tren de Aragua gang in the wild.

Authorities believe that the member committed at least one famous murder and another is suspected.

The designation follows an executive order signed on the first day of his second administration, maintaining Trump's promises during Trump's White House campaign.

Running to A&E

In an interview with Time in May, Trump said he planned to expel 20 million illegals on a massive scale, modeled after President Dwight D. Eisenhower's “Operation Wet Back.” Swing was the head of immigration and naturalization services.

The announcement includes consequences to invoke the act passed in 1798 as one of the Alien and Incitement Acts, which prompted the removal of illegal Arien criminals, particularly Tren de Aragua gangs.

Trump also vowed to use the military and local police officers in deportation.

The law allows the president to deport anyone who declares an enemy of the country.

Whenever there is a declared war between the United States and a foreign or government, an invasion or predatory invasion of US territory is made, attempted or threatened by a foreign or government, and the President makes a public declaration of the event. You are obliged to be arrested, restrained, secured and removed as an alien enemy.

When the scribe challenged the president and said, “When the president banned the military from using civilians, Trump patiently explained that “the illegal actors are not “civilians.”

“These are people that are not legal in our country,” Trump said:

This is an invasion of our country. An invasion that you probably haven't seen before. They're coming to millions of people. I think there are 15 million people now. And I think by the time this is over, there will be 20 million people. And it's bigger than almost every state. …

I can see them using the National Guard and have to take it a step further if necessary. We have to do whatever we have to do to stop the problems we have. Again, in our country, 29,000 people have come from China in the last three weeks, and we can see that they are all combat ages and are mostly male. Yes, you have to do what you have to do to stop crime and stop what's happening at the border.

Following that vow, on January 20th, Trump signed an executive order designated drug cartels and criminal gangs as terrorist organizations.

Trump has included Venezuela's Tren de Aragua and El Salvador MS-13 in order. And in February, the State Department released a list of newly designated terrorist costumes. Meanwhile, the Department of Justice has told employees how it will charge.

Attorney General Pam Bondy accuses cartels and gang leaders and managers of both terrorists and assaulters, as well as kingpins of foreign drugs who run ongoing criminal businesses and violate machine gun laws.

A dict order soon

Therefore, Trump is “expected to invoke massive wartime authority to speed up the president's massive deportation pledge in the coming days, according to four sources well-versed in debate,” Hate-Trump CNN reported.

The 18th century enemy law, alien enemy law of 1798, which legal experts argue face difficult battles in court, gives the president an incredible power to target and eliminate undocumented immigrants.

Of course, that's true. And perhaps the far left, a crime-promoted federal judge will cut down on the measures Trump may call tomorrow.

In February, CNN reported that federal agencies were preparing to implement their orders.

The law was widely discussed in several agencies as executive authorities were considering how the law could be enforced,” sources told the offenders network.

“Labeling Tren de Aragua as a foreign terrorist organization was the first step,” a White House official told CNN.

Whatever the left and right legal experts and their rapdog judges, Americans rarely oppose this when they use this act to drive the nation out of the savage killers who allowed President Joe Biden to enter the country after Trump illegally entered the southwestern border.

Two examples: The suspects in the murders of 22-year-old nursing student murderer Laken Riley and 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray are suspected of being members of the gang.

Ibarra, which was illegally released in 2022 after jumping across the border, killed Riley on a jogging trail in Athens, Georgia. He tried to rape her before slamming her to death.

26-year-old Venezuelan fool Franklin Jose Ramos and 21-year-old Johann Jose Wrangel Martinez, 21, were charged with rape and murder of Nungarei in Houston, Texas, where they lured her under a bridge and attacked her for two hours.

The Biden administration has allowed the TDA to set up bases nationwide again. They took over hotels in El Paso, Texas, and apartment facilities in San Antonio and Aurora, Colorado. They are also open in Chicago and New York City.