The Tren de Aragua gang, which emigrated from Venezuela, represents the worst of the worst, committing crimes without fear of the police, including shooting two officers.
Denis David East Rockaway voices the critical view that if illicit activities occur so close to schools, it indicates a looming societal collapse in New York City.
Philip Serpico expresses that calling New York a third-world city may soon be accurate if criminal elements like Tren de Aragua are allowed to remain.
Jerry Chiappetta blames the Biden-Harris administration's immigration policies for rampant lawlessness, calling for political change to address the rise of such gangs.
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