‘They are getting the hell out, or they are going to prison’: Trump blames MS-13 gang violence on Obama’s ‘weak illegal immigration policies’
Donald Trump blamed his predecessor’s lax immigration policies on Tuesday for the resurgence of the MS-13 criminal gang
Trump said his administration has already been successful in removing murderous gang members from the U.S.
Last week four young people were found brutally slain near a soccer field in a park on Long Island
The murders are all suspected to be at the hands of the MS-13 street gang
By David Martosko, US Political Editor
DailyMail.com
18 April 2017
Donald Trump blamed his predecessor’s lax immigration policies on Tuesday for the resurgence of the MS-13 criminal gang.
‘The weak illegal immigration policies of the Obama Admin. allowed bad MS 13 gangs to form in cities across U.S. We are removing them fast!’ the president wrote on Twitter.
In an interview broadcast Tuesday on ‘Fox & Friends,’ Trump said his administration has already been successful in removing murderous gang members from the U.S.
‘We’ve gotten tremendous criminals out of this country,’ he said.
‘I’m talking about illegal immigrants that were here that caused tremendous crime that have murdered people, raped people. Horrible things have happened. They are getting the hell out, or they are going to prison.’
Last week four young people were found brutally slain near a soccer field in a park on Long Island.
The killings are among 11 that have struck the working-class immigrant communities of Brentwood and Central Islip since last September. They’re all suspected to be at the hands of the MS-13 street gang.
The victims were identified as 16-year-old Justin Llivicura, cousins Michael Banegas and Jefferson Villalobos, both 18, and 18-year-old Jorge Tigre. Police believe all four were murdered where they were found.
‘He wasn’t in it, because I asked him several times and he said no,’ mother Lourdes Banegas said. ‘He didn’t like the things they were involved in.’
Llivicura’s mother, Blanca Zhicat, said her son was a quiet, non-violent boy, and she has no idea why he was killed. She thinks he was lured from the family’s home with a party invitation on Tuesday and that he left home, reluctantly, that night.
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