Deadly Illegal Alien Criminal Gangs Thriving in U.S.A.

Article author: 
Robert Arce
Article publisher: 
Breitbart
Article date: 
28 June 2017
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
crime
cartels
drugs
gangs
illegal aliens
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The presence of illegal alien gangs in U.S. communities is due to decades of failure on the part of our federal government to secure our southern border and policies that allow such criminals to find sanctuary on U.S. soil...
 
The five listed gangs are gangs made up of primarily illegal aliens or a mix of illegal aliens and Mexican-American citizens...
 
1.  MS-13 or Mara Salvatrucha or also known as “La Mara.”...
 
2. 18th Street Gang or Barrio 18, or MS-18 in El Salvador...
 
3. Barrio Azteca...
 
4. Border Brothers...
 
5. Partido Revolutionario Mexicano (PRM) aka Mexicles...
 
 
 
 
 
 
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