Staff Reports
The latest revelation from Washington shines a glaring spotlight on the chaos engulfing the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as it seems that not only is the FBI dealing with a questionable reputation but is also harboring agents who might just be on the payroll of notorious Venezuelan gangs. White House border czar Tom Homan has reported that an FBI agent has been handing out insider tips to the Tren de Aragua gang members, helping these criminals slip through the fingers of U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement like a greased pig at a county fair.
While Homan was chatting with Sean Hannity on Fox News, he outlined how he and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem have zeroed in on the culprit, who should prepare for not only job loss but also the bitter pill of retirement funds going up in smoke. There’s a chance this individual may even land themselves in a pair of stylish federal handcuffs for obstructing an investigation. The idea that federal agents would be aiding those who terrorize neighborhoods is enough to make anyone shake their head in disbelief.
The leaks allegedly originated from the FBI regarding criminal operations in both Aurora, Colorado, and Los Angeles, California, where the gang has been wreaking havoc. Homan boldly asserted that investigations are underway to hold this rogue agent accountable. It would appear that, amidst the bureaucratic mess, some dedicated citizens working in law enforcement are still fighting the good fight against nefarious elements. But it certainly raises questions about the integrity of an institution tasked with keeping Americans safe.
CAUGHT RED-HANDED! https://t.co/RnTOyHJgrq
NEW: FBI Leaker Caught Red-Handed Tipping Off Venezuelan Gang Ahead Of ICE Raid.#DiamondandSilk
— Diamond and Silk® (@DiamondandSilk) February 11, 2025
Noem threw down the gauntlet, pointing fingers at the “deep state” infiltrators disrupting efforts to clamp down on the violent gang members. Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Times teasingly hinted at a “large scale” raid on the gang before the month’s end, as if signaling a countdown for law enforcement to finally get a grip on the situation. However, with leaks arising from within their own walls, one has to question the effectiveness of these raids and how many more criminals might slip through before the Bureau cleans house.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi chimed in, assuring the public that the mission to safeguard America wouldn’t falter due to these leaks. If anything, the thought of the FBI internal drama might just spur on a renewed determination to root out the corruption. Meanwhile, hundreds of Tren de Aragua members were apprehended by ICE earlier this year, and with the promise of deportation to a government that many believe would rather see them at the bottom of a prison than back on the streets, there’s a silver lining—albeit a shaky one—amidst the swirling chaos. The only question left is how many more dysfunctional agents will come to light before the FBI can regain its footing and focus on the mission at hand.
