In the only presidential debate between them on September 10, 2024, Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has sparked controversy over what she called the Border Regulatory Law and the scaling of irregular migration. At the time, Harris claimed that her opponent Donald Trump asked the Republicans to oppose him in Congress, and when the axes asked Trump about the reason he did not answer him, and focused as usual to escalate the attack towards his opponent.
Trump spoke in an angry tone, saying: "Our country has lost, we are a failed nation, and we have become like this 3 and a half years ago (Joe Biden's term until then), they allowed millions of people to come to this country."
But on that night, Trump felt that the narrative of immigrants who live in slums, trading drugs and own weapons without having identification documents that have become old and low ceiling, so he presented a new proposal to his fans saying: "In towns like Ura and Springfield, immigrants eat pets owned by the population," to end his answer to the question by saying: " For the United States, we will end up like Venezuela. "
Later, after Trump assumed the presidency, it was found that his mention of Ura and the migrants there and the fear that America would turn into Venezuela was a verbal preparation for a war that he would wage as soon as he arrived at the White House on a Venezuelan gang called "Tren de Aragua", meaning Spanish "Aragoa train". What is the story of that gang? Was Trump right in his allegations during his debate with Harris?
Salvadorion prison guards accompany members who claim to be affiliated with the Venezuelan Treen de Aragoa gang and MS-13, the US government recently left to El Salvador, and the picture was taken on April 12, 2025. (Reuters)