Trump says 'largest deportation' in history to begin in Aurora, Colorado and Springfield, Ohio
Republican candidate Donald Trump on Friday promised to execute the "largest deportation" in American history, which he said will begin in Aurora, Colorado and Springfield, Ohio — two cities in the middle of a political firestorm following reports of a Venezuelan gang infiltrating apartment complexes in the former and claims of immigrants eating household pets in the latter.
A video went viral on social media showing what appears to be a group of Spanish-speaking armed men entering an Aurora, ...
A spokesperson for the Aurora Police Department said the order was issued as its SWAT team arrested a man facing a felony ...
On Thursday, Republicans, including Colorado Representatives Lauren Boebert and Greg Lopez and Texas Representative Chip Roy, ...
The gang situation in Aurora, Colorado took center stage during the first presidential debate between Republican Donald Trump ...
During a proactive patrol nearby an overtaken apartment complex in Colorado, officers arrested four persons linked to the ...
Social media claims have also circulated that the Hells Angels Motorcycle Club was on its way "to confront the Venezuelan Gangs for taking over the apartment complex to protect the citizens of Aurora ...
Former President Donald Trump said Friday that if he’s elected again, mass deportations will first target Springfield, Ohio, and Aurora, Colorado, two cities cited by the Republican nominee in ...
Four Venezuelan national members of the Tren de Aragua gang arrested in Colorado have been confirmed as illegal aliens ...
She calls herself "loudest voice on this issue" — but that may not count Donald Trump, who plans to come to Aurora and talk Venezuelan gangs.
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