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    "text": "A declassified ODNI memo disclosed in response to a @Freedom.Press \nFOIA request confirms a @nytimes.com report from March: U.S. intel agencies rejected the claim Trump made to justify deporting Venezuelans to a prison in El Salvador. www.nytimes.com/2025/05/05/u...",
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          "alt": "Approved for release by ODNI on 5/5/2025, Case No. DF-2025-00379\n(DX31\nNATIONAL INTELLIGENCE COUNCIL\nSENSE OF THE COMMUNITY MEMORANDUM\n7 April 2025\nSOCM 2025-11374\n(b)(3)\nVenezuela: Examining Regime Ties to Tren de Aragua\n(b3)\nTren de Aragua (TDA) is a transnational gang based in Venezuela that has spread to at least seven South\nAmerica and Caribbean countries, operating in loosely-organized cells of localized, individual criminal networks.\nTDA leaders have historically been located and broadly benefitted from various permissive conditions and incapacities in Venezuela. They probably communicate to varying degrees with some TDA cells in other countries, although other cells probably operate and coordinate amongst themselves independently, judging from DHS reporting (DX1). (0/3)\nSome self-described TDA criminal entities or individuals lack direct\nties to TDA leadership but still use the TDA moniker for reputational benefits, complicating the IC's ability to identify and track authentic group members and networks.\n• (673\n• TDA formed around 2007 in the Tocoron Prison located in Aragua State, Venezuela, which\nserved as its initial base of operations. The group's senior founders and probable core leaders are Hector Guerrero Flores, a.k.a. Nino Guerrero or El Nino, Yohan Jose Romero a.k.a. Johan Petrica, and Larry Alvarez Nunez, a.k.a. Larry Changa. Alvarez Nunez is in Colombian custody.\n• (673)\n¡ In recent years, TDA leadership has faced setbacks, including losing their centralized location in\nTocoron Prison and having several senior TDA leaders arrested in Colombia by the Colombian National Police.\nIn 2023, the Venezuelan regime cleared TDA from Tocoron Prison, although the group's leaders were able to escape in the operation, possibly assisted by low-level Venezuelan military and political leaders, judging from DHS reporting. The regime may have expelled TDA from the prison to undercut regional press alleging TDA ties to disputed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, o…",
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