Trump DHS slams more ‘sob story’ reporting about illegal gang members

Trump Ministry of Internal Security is closing Reuters on what “SOB story” is reports of illegal gang members after the director was reported on the suspects of the “SOS” suspects in a detention center in Texas.

The Ministry of National Security issued a statement on Wednesday, saying that “the last major media attempt in the story of signing a criminal gang that includes a member of the Tren de Aragua” and that “the real story here is that the previous administration was launching the gang members in American societies.”

Trine de Aragua – also known as “TDA” – is a brutal international criminal group linked to the Venezuelan socialist dictator Nicholas Maduro. The group is associated with some of the most migratory crime cases in recent years, including the killing of a nursing student in Georgia Riley and the seizure of an entire residential building in Aurora, Colorado. Foreign Ministry, Trump Treen de Aragua, announced a “foreign terrorist organization”.

Reuters reported on Wednesday that 31 illegalists of Venezuelans and suspect TDA members formed the SOS brand in the illegal Bluebonnet Immigrant Migrant Square in Anson, Texas.

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According to the outlet, men at the facility face the potential deportation and were appointed to be deported to the CECOT CDs (CECOT) in El Salvador before the judge’s ruling of this fate. Nevertheless, Reuters wrote that “the Venezuelan detainees in Texas are afraid that the Trump administration will send them to the Al -Aqsa Security Prison in El Salvador.”

The port identified two migrants at the detention center in the name of Davir Milan Lyon, 24, and Jefferson Escaluna Hernandez, 19.

Reuters also told Milan Lyon’s wife, saying: “He is desperate” and that he “sat and looked at the sky and asked God to get him out soon.”

The Ministry of National Security pushed back against this description of the situation, with both men determined as members affirmed in the Trine de Aragoa.

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Reuters reported on Wednesday that 31 illegalists of Venezuelans and suspect TDA members formed the SOS brand in the illegal Bluebonnet Immigrant Migrant Square in Anson, Texas.

The statement said that Esclauna Hernandez is a “member of Trins de Aragoa” who illegally entered in the United States in 2024. DHS said that the Biden administration “launched this gang in our country” and that he was later arrested on charges of felonies that escape from his arrest with a vehicle and placed in Denton Province, Texas, Generation.

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Meanwhile, DHS said that Milan Leon is a documented member of Treen de Aragua illegally entered the United States in an unknown history and location. The administration said that the American border patrol arrested Milan Leon on May 3, 2023, near Bronzville, Texas, but gave him a notice of appearing and his release for his confession. Nearly two years later, ICE officers working under Trump Milan Lyon were arrested in Lawrenceville, Georgia, on March 12, 2025.

Commenting on the story, Secretary of Secretary Trichia McLeulin said that “Terin de Aragoa is one of the most violent and eternity terrorist gangs on the planet,” adding that “they raped, fools and kills for sport.”

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17 members of the Venezuela Treen de Aragoa gang and members of the MS-13 gang, who were deported to El Salvador by the United States in San Salvador, El Salvador on March 31, 2025. (Presidency Office Press Salvador/Anadolu via Getty Images)

“The previous administration launched these members of the gang in our societies,” she continued. “President Trump and Minister Nayyoud has finished hunting and release and will not allow criminal gangs to intimidate American citizens.”

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McLeulin described Reuters as “irresponsible”, asking: “Why do they continue to collect Sob stories for these gangs but ignore their American victims? “

Fox News Digital has contacted Reuters to comment, but it did not hear immediately.