Members of the dangerous Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) were arrested in multiple locations across Montana as federal authorities continue to catch dangerous illegal aliens in remote corners of the U.S.
On Friday, U.S. Border Patrol (USBP) Chief Mike Banks announced three TdA members were apprehended at an undisclosed location in Montana.
Border Patrol agents and law enforcement partners in Texas and Montana took multiple Tren De Agua gang members into custody this week. In Midland, TX, a Venezuelan national-ordered removed in June 2024-was handed over for prosecution. In Montana, three confirmed gang members were… pic.twitter.com/uFqxu5XwRa
— Chief Michael W. Banks (@USBPChief) February 14, 2025
On Wednesday, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, working in conjunction with other federal agencies, arrested six TdA members during a raid in Bozeman.
ICE HSI Denver Special Agents arrested 6 known TdA members and associates during an operation in Bozeman, Belgrade, MT, Feb. 12. Alongside our federal partners @DEA and @ATF, we are going to arrest those who negatively impact our communities’ safety. pic.twitter.com/JMkfaffNW1
— HSI Denver covering CO, WY, UT & MT (@HSIDenver) February 13, 2025
On Feb. 6, the Northern Plains Independent reported on the arrests of a trio of suspected illegal aliens on drug charges in Wolf Point, a small city in Northeast Montana on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
The suspects all had ties to Colorado, with at least one coming from Aurora, Colorado – a TdA stronghold.
Update - Montana. This story popped up yesterday and I wanted to throughly read it before I posted it but does highlight the three individuals below who engaged in drug trafficking in Montana. The individuals originated from Aurora, CO. Interesting face tattoos. pic.twitter.com/qOGRCHJaiO
— Tren De Aragua Tracker (@TDATracker247) February 12, 2025
This article was originally published at InfoWars.com
