Trump says a U.S. strike killed the head of Tren de Aragua
So, the U.S. military is apparently in the gang-busting business now. Because nothing says local crime prevention quite like a tactical airstrike.
President Donald Trump dropped a casual bomb of his own, announcing that a U.S. military strike successfully targeted and killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores. If that name doesn't ring a bell, he's the big boss of Tren de Aragua, the Venezuelan prison-born gang that's been driving U.S. cable news pundits wild for months.
Think about this for a second. We went from local police crackdowns and border patrol debates straight to using the world's most powerful military to run air strikes on gang leaders. It's like bringing a rocket launcher to a knife fight, except the rocket launcher is real and it just rewrote the playbook on international law enforcement.
Good luck to any local street gangs thinking about skipping their HOA fees this month.
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