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Venezuelan migrant with suspected gang ties released into US before ‘terrorizing’ NYC — and has yet to be deported
By Josh Christenson and Jennie Taer
Published Aug. 7, 2024, 12:26 p.m. ET

A Venezuelan migrant with suspected gang ties who illegally snuck across the border and went on a “terrorizing” crime spree still won’t be deported, a House committee report reveals.

Department of Homeland Security officials stonewalled congressional requests for months about Daniel Hernandez Martinez, 30, the migrant who The Post revealed last September had been arrested — and released — eight times on 14 charges in the Big Apple.

Now, the House Judiciary Committee has received Martinez’s full Homeland Security record, revealing the “suspected Tren de Aragua gang member” committed a total of “at least 22 criminal offenses” in New York City between June and November 2023, a 10-page report released Wednesday shows.
 
Department of Homeland Security officials stonewalled congressional requests for months about Daniel Hernandez Martinez, 30, the migrant who The Post revealed last September had been arrested — and released — eight times on 14 charges in the Big Apple.
 
https://nypost.com/2024/08/07/us-news/venezuelan-migrant-with-suspected-gang-ties-released-into-us-before-terrorizing-nyc-and-has-yet-to-be-deported/
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