Armed Venezuelan Gangs Threaten America's Top Oil Field
The Biden-Harris administration's open border policies have led to an increase in criminal activity in certain regions of the United States. In the past week, armed members of the Venezuelan prison gang Tren de Aragua have been causing disturbances in the northern Denver suburb of Aurora and other sanctuary cities run by far-left Democrats. A new report released on Thursday afternoon suggests that critical infrastructure is now under threat from migrant cartel members.
According to Libs of TikTok, a Texas-based oil and gas company has issued a memo to its employees warning them about the increased criminal activity. The memo states that police and the FBI have informed them that armed gangs from Cuba and Venezuela are committing thefts in the Permian Basin, America's highest producing oil field.
The Memo in Detail
The memo reveals that law enforcement in West Texas are aware of an increase in organized crime, including violent crimes, gang activity, and oil field thefts. The FBI has advised that gang members from Cuba and Venezuela are organizing to commit thefts within the Permian Basin. These groups are armed, violent, and will not hesitate to use force.
The crimes committed by these groups include the theft of oil, diesel fuel, copper wire, and catalyst elements. There have also been two incidents of assault by water haulers attempting to steal oil from West Texas oilfield sites. In one case, a thief acting as a spotter and following a water hauler who had stolen oil, attempted to run a witness off the road. There have been numerous reports of second vehicles acting as spotters for water haulers committing oil thefts.
Security Concerns and Violent Migrant Gangs
These gangs are reportedly attacking oil workers and attempting to steal oil, fuel, and copper from oil fields in Texas. This has led to increased security concerns for the oil companies operating in the area.
It is important for law-abiding Americans to be aware of the cities, counties, and states that have laws and policies that obstruct immigration enforcement and shield illegal alien criminals from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement. These areas are becoming increasingly dangerous as migrant criminals continue to commit crimes.
Threat to Critical Energy Infrastructure
Armed illegal alien gangs are now posing a threat to critical energy infrastructure in the Permian Basin. This situation is leading the nation into a potential disaster. The current administration has yet to recognize this as a national security threat.
Bottom Line
The situation is dire and the implications are far-reaching. The threat posed by armed illegal alien gangs to America's critical energy infrastructure cannot be ignored. It's a situation that demands immediate attention and action. What are your thoughts on this developing situation? Do you think enough is being done to address this issue? Feel free to share this article with your friends and discuss. Don't forget to sign up for the Daily Briefing, delivered every day at 6pm.
