Four Venezuelan Migrants Arrested for Assault and Robbery on Chicago Train

The suspects, believed to be in the U.S. illegally, are accused of attacking a 49-year-old man, leading to potential deportation upon conviction.

Four Venezuelan men were arrested in Chicago for allegedly robbing and strangling a 49-year-old man on the Pink Line train.
The suspects, identified as Fernando Loyo-Rodriguez, Wilker Gutierrez Sierra, Carlos Carreno-Carreno, and Yonnier Guasamucare Garcia, are believed to be migrants from Venezuela.
The incident occurred near the Kostner Avenue station, and the victim reportedly lost consciousness but has since begun to recover.
Three of the four suspects face deportation if convicted, with their legal status in the U.S. currently unconfirmed by police.
The suspects were residing at a Chicago migrant shelter, highlighting the city's ongoing challenges with managing a surge in migrant arrivals.