In response to rising concern, local police denied that the Venezuelan gang had taken over the city of Aurora, emphasizing that reports of complete control were exaggerated.
The narrative of Tren de Aragua being a serious threat has been fostered largely by GOP-aligned media, which has drawn connections between the gang's activities and immigration policies.
Despite being labeled as a significant danger, actual knowledge of Tren de Aragua's operations remains limited among security forces, pointing to the uncertainty surrounding the gang's influence.
As the presidential election approaches, the gang has become an emblematic topic in immigration debates, illustrating how narrative shapes public perception despite the lack of concrete evidence.
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