Thread: VIDEO: MS-13 defaces vets memorial "Kill Whites" i

Be sure every Veterans group gets a look at this. They will not react passively and will never forget either. I know a couple Nam vets that will want to know about this for sure - sending the link as I write...

Thanks for the help GreatAGA.

How long will it be before some invader support group comes out with the declaration that it was really racist KKK gringos that did it to make the undocumented workers and immigrants look bad.

Originally Posted by PhredE

Hey, you people in New Haven, ever hear the phrase:

'Be careful what you wish for'....? Well, you got it. Good luck. You'll need it.

I wonder if they had city-issued ID cards, you know, to 'bring them out of the shadows', and to make them 'reputable residents' in the local community?
Those ID cards can work wonders you know...

I know...in a way it's almost comical. I mean, New Haven opens their hearts to illegals, and what do they do? Paint "Kill Whites" all over everything.

Originally Posted by PhredE

Be sure every Veterans group gets a look at this. They will not react passively and will never forget either. I know a couple Nam vets that will want to know about this for sure - sending the link as I write...

Thanks for the help GreatAGA.

Just call out my name And you know where ever i am Ill come running ya ya ya
THIS IS AMERICA
In this country we have a little thing called sticking together !!!

Unbelievable!
Well, if this city wants to be a sanctuary city let them. They made their bed, now they can lie in it. Just another example of what open borders has done to our country. Makes me so mad to deface a memorial to our vets I'm banging on the keyboard.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/artic ... E_ID=55419

MS-13 WATCH
Ultra-violent gang found in 42 states
Central American members move to Los Angeles, then branch out

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Posted: April 27, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern


By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com



Brian Truchon at El Salvador conference (Photo: WorldNetDaily)
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador – Cliques of the ultra-violent Latin American MS-13 gang have been identified in 42 U.S. states, according to the director of an FBI task force, speaking at a conference here.

Another violent group, the 18th Street Gang, is in 37 states, said Brian Truchon, director of the FBI MS-13 National Gang Task Force, or NGTF.

As WND reported, Truchon spoke at the Third Gang Enforcement Conference 2007 conference, which is focusing on MS-13.

"One thing we figured out with the on-going cases was that Los Angeles is our starting point," Truchon stressed. "When the gang migrates throughout the U.S., there is always a road back to L.A. From L.A., there is always a road back to Central America."

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The FBI has identified 13 core cities for MS-13 in the U.S.: Los Angeles, Washington, Baltimore, New York, Houston, Charlotte, Sacramento, Seattle, San Francisco, Las Vegas, Omaha, Newark and Boston.

Currently, the FBI has in excess of 110 MS-13 investigations in 40 different FBI field offices. For the 18th Street Gang, the FBI has more than 20 on-going investigations in 15 FBI field offices.

The FBI has found foreign connectivity from MS-13 and the 18th Street Gang back to El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras.

"One piece of information a particular FBI field office develops may fit into an international puzzle," Truchon emphasized. "The information might actually help us with a case we are developing in an entirely different city."

Truchon said individuals in gang cliques in the U.S. often are influenced by gang members in Latin America, even from within the prisons.

"Gang members in a prison in El Salvador are able to reach out from prison and kill gang members in L.A.," he said.

Truchon reported that deported members from Hollywood Locos Clique incarcerated in Ciudad Barrios Prison, El Salvador, were found to be able to impact MS-13 gang members in Virginia. Sailors Clique MS-13 gang members imprisoned in Quezaltepeque, La Libertad, El Salvador, were also found to exert an impact on gang members in Virginia.

"We find a great deal of movement and communication between gang members in the U.S. and their counterparts in Mexico and El Salvador," Truchon said.

The FBI has NGTF has instituted a criminal file/fingerprint retrieval initiative known as the Central American Fingerprint Exploitation (CAFÉ). The CAFÉ initiative has been developed to retrieve the criminal fingerprints from the countries of El Salvador, Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, and Honduras.

FBI currently has 3 million criminal fingerprints from Central America and Mexico. Preliminary results on test batch of first 180,000 prints show over 3,800 hits (11.75 percent) on existing records 86 hits to active wants. Offenses include murder, armed robbery, sexual assault, burglary, numerous drug related charges, and immigration violations.

The FBI's MS-13 task force also has entered a Transnational Anti-Gang Program to place FBI agents permanently in El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala and Chiapas, Mexico, to investigate and counter trans-border gang activity.

"We are making progress in understanding the international connectivity and flow of people and information between MS-13 and 18th Street in the U.S.," Truchon told the conference. "We are going to pursue joint proactive investigations with Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. We will apply the analytic efforts of the National Gang Intelligence Center to the effort."

Truchon said that in the FBI's efforts to disrupt and destroy gangs like MS-13 and 18th Street, it has to "reach across jurisdictions, not only from the federal NGTF at the FBI, but now across to law enforcement officers in Mexico and Central America."

Joe Trias, a program manager overseeing gang investigations at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, headquarters, told the conference Operation Community Shield has arrested some 1,362 MS-13 members or associates since the program was initiated in February 2005. Of these, 343 were arrested criminally. Some 637 of the arrestees were found to have had criminal histories.

El Salvador was by far the leading country of origin for some 754 of the arrestees, followed by Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras.

"We believe that MS-13 controls the smuggling corridors along the Mexican border, for both drugs and weapons," Trias told the conference.

"MS 13 is not going away," Trias said. "We are seeing second generation MS-13 members and MS-13 recruitment is increasing. We also see signs of a more formal criminal structure developing within MS-13, both in the United States and in Central America."

WND staff writer Jerome Corsi is in El Salvador attending the Third Gang Enforcement Conference for WND, at the invitation of the FBI’s MS-13 Task Force.

This is disgraceful!!!!!!!!!

Why does this idiotic government continue to let these people waltz into our country!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

being a tax paying citizen of illinois, a sanctuary state, i really feel sorry for my poor fellow tax payers in new haven. we are victims!

The American Legion which has come out with public statements against illegal immigration in particular should be on this.

Rated and left a couple of comments today!