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Tren De Aragua 

Tren De Aragua - A Venezuelan gang similar to

MS-13 .... as of 2022 - 2024 they have been spotted

In Chicago Illinois and NYC.

much like ms-13, Tren De Aragua do not wear

Gang colors , but they sport tattoos.
Tren De Aragua is a Venezuelan gang , they do not wear gang colors , instead they sport tattoos of a Train , machete, ak-47 gun, Air Jordan symbol .
Tren De Aragua by Blu_leef February 26, 2024

Tren De Aragua 

Tren De Aragua - Tren de Aragua (English: Aragua Train) is the largest criminal organization in Venezuela, with over 2,700 members. In addition to its home-state of Aragua, the organization also has a presence in other states in Venezuela, such as: Carabobo, Sucre, Bolívar, Guárico, Trujillo and Miranda. as early as 2022 - 2024 they have been found in the USA , NYC and Chicago.

much like MS-13 they do not wear gang colors , instead the wear tattoos such as gang member tattoos include the Nike logo of NBA Hall of Famer Michael Jordan along with his uniform number, 23 — with the number referring to “23 de Enero,” or 23rd of January, a Venezuelan neighborhood that spawned a revolutionary group in the 1980s.

Other common gang tats include a crown, weapons like AK-47 assault rifles, stars & gas masks.

Some “Tren de Aragua” members wear tattoos with the initials “HJ,” for “Hijos de Dios,” or Sons of God, which can be part of the gang’s lingo, or the phrase “Hasta la Muerte,” or Until Death, in body ink.
Tren De Aragua gang commit crimes

such as protection racketeering, drug-trafficking, human-trafficking, human smuggling, kidnappings-for-ransom, illegal mining, bribery, and money laundering.

New York State National Guard troops are being told to check all migrants arriving in the Big Apple for distinctive tattoos linking them to the vicious Venezuelan “Tren de Aragua” street gang,

Tren de Aragua” — Spanish for Aragua Train, a shout-out to the gang’s origins as a railroad labor union in Aragua, Venezuela — is growing in numbers in the Big Apple and has been linked by law enforcement to a recent spree of cellphone robberies, The brutal gang is now firmly on the NYPD’s radar, with the new bulletin warning: “Tren de Aragua’s newly established presence in New York City may incite further gang-related violence — including stabbings, assaults and robberies — raising public safety concerns
Tren De Aragua by Blu_leef February 27, 2024
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