Overview

• The Justice Department reported 2,711 arrests of suspected Tren de Aragua members following President Trump’s designation of the gang as a foreign terrorist organization.
• Sixteen men in Houston identified as defectors now belonging to an ‘Anti-Tren’ faction were charged with drug trafficking and firearms offenses.
• The FBI added alleged leader Giovanni Vicente Mosquera Serrano to its Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list and is offering a reward for information leading to his capture.
• Aurora Police Department video from early June showed armed suspects linked to Tren de Aragua knocking on an apartment door with guns drawn.
• Legal challenges to the revival of the Alien Enemies Act, last used in World War II, are under consideration in federal appeals courts.