Acting DEA Administrator Derek Maltz has a warning for members Tren de Aragua (TdA) in Colorado: “Start running now.” The violent Venezuelan gang doesn’t just have a large presence in the Centennial State; it apparently uses it as a “command and control” center.
In an exclusive interview with Denver7, Maltz said he believed the illegal migrants have been taking advantage of Colorado’s vulnerabilities and weaknesses, including the state’s sanctuary policies. As reported by Just the News, Representative Jeff Crank (R-CO) says the policies enacted by Governor Jared Polis handcuffs local law enforcement’s ability to handle illegal immigrant crime.
“I know that the governor likes to say that we’re not a sanctuary state,” Crank said. “The problem is we are, and he is the one who signed bills into law to make it so.”
