Florida The Highway Patrol (FHP) and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced Friday the arrest of a suspected Tren de Alaguya gang member in Venezuela.
Franklin Jose Jose Jimenez-Bracho is the first person to be detained under the Alien Enemy Act Donald Trump Officials said it was called last week.
“ Tren de Aragua It is a dangerous foreign terrorist organization that has invaded our soil. Ice curator Todd Lyons said at a press conference Friday afternoon that the sides of FHP members were on both sides.
“Many of these members are cold-blooded killers, rapists, thieves, drug traffickers, arms traffickers and human traffickers. They are accused of the most outrageous crimes in our community and communities. They have been running in the United States.”
Stephen Miller said the Alien Enemy Act has resolved the law.
Officials said Franklin Jose Jimenez Braggio was the first to be detained under the Alien Enemy Act, a person that President Trump cites on Saturday. (Florida Department of Law Enforcement; ICE)
Lyon pointed out that Trump has promised to make violent TDA gang members a top priority.
“I am proud to say that over the past 48 hours, Ice and our local partners and other federal agencies have arrested more than 68 gang members, terrorists in the United States,” Lyon said. “To date, we have arrested 394 of these terrorists. Our goal is to eliminate TDA from U.S. land. We will not tolerate their illegal presence or threats posed to the U.S. public.”
ICE Director Tod Lyons spoke at a press conference with Florida law enforcement officers, and the state arrested the country for the first time nationwide through the Alien Enemy Act. (wofl/pool)
Trump cites the wartime alien enemy bill of 1798
During the War of 1812, World War I and Second World War.
Jimenez-Brach, a well-known human trafficker and smuggler, is part of an ongoing investigation, officials said.
“During the operation, FDLE agents turned Bracho to a group of FHP soldiers and other task force members who put their cuffs on him,” Florida law enforcement wrote on X.
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“Florida leads again,” Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis wrote on X.
