Trump Pledges To Remove Migrant Gangs With ‘Operation Aurora’

During a rally in Aurora, Colorado, President Donald Trump introduced “Operation Aurora,” a new initiative aimed at removing violent migrant gangs from the United States. Trump pointed to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which has terrorized Aurora, as an example of how illegal immigration has led to increased crime under the Biden-Harris administration.

Trump declared Nov. 5, 2024, as “liberation day,” pledging that his administration would deport illegal immigrant gang members and restore safety to American towns. He criticized the current administration for its lax immigration policies and said that his plan would immediately target migrant gangs operating in the US.

Trump announced that he would invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to quickly deport gang members, deploying ICE and federal law enforcement officers to track down and remove criminals. He also proposed that migrants who commit murder in the US should face the death penalty, and those who re-enter after deportation would face 10 years in prison.

Additionally, Trump criticized sanctuary city policies, saying they protect criminals and harm American communities. He promised to push Congress to ban these policies and initiate the largest deportation effort in the nation’s history.

The president ended his speech by calling on Coloradans to stand against Biden and Harris’ immigration policies, urging them to vote for him as a protest to reclaim the country’s sovereignty.

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