US intelligence says Venezuela is not directing a gang invasion into America

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

41% : "President Trump took necessary and historic action to safeguard our nation when he deported these violent Tren de Aragua terrorists," a statement to the paper said.
40% : "And the reality is that Tren de Aragua has not always gotten along with the Maduro government: We saw just a few years ago, the military in 2023, stormed a prison that Tren de Aragua controlled and allegedly carried out extrajudicial executions."
33% : As Trump invoked the law, he claimed that the gang is connected to the "Maduro regime.
25% : " White House Communications Director Steven Cheung told The Post in a statement that Trump "is 100 percent committed to ensuring that terrorists and criminal illegal migrants are no longer a threat to Americans and their communities across the country.
24% : Invoking the legislation last month, Trump said - without providing evidence - that the prison gang was conducting an "invasion" of the U.S. "at the direction" of the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.

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