Trump's Merge of War on Gangs and Immigration: A Tennessee Case Study
According to InSight Crime, the state of Tennessee is a local stage where national conflicts and criminal dynamics are unfolding.
Under President Donald Trump, organized crime and immigration issues have become increasingly intertwined. Since his inauguration, groups like MS13 and Tren de Aragua have been designated as foreign terrorist organizations "invading" the US.
- Thousands of migrants have been detained and deported as part of anti-gang efforts.
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has been strengthened, while federal agencies tasked with combating transnational organized crime face budget cuts.
The issues of organized crime and immigration have converged like never before.
Author's summary: Trump merges war on gangs and immigration in Tennessee.
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