This is CBS, I on the World.

I'm John Batchel.

The New World Report, Joseph O'Mire, Executive Director of Secure Free Society, back from the road,

and Ernesto Aroo, a former foreign minister of the Republic of Brazil, now on the road.

Gentlemen, a good evening to you.

Joseph, I come to you

because you introduced me. The first time I ever heard Trendy, Aragua, was your report

on a province or state outside of Caracas named Diaragua, where there's a jail, a very

prominent jail that, according to the reports, was used to recruit

a gang calling itself Trendy Aragua that is now deliberately preying on the United States

as a transnational agent of the Caracas regime and its kindred of Cain.

The news over these last days, a federal judge temporarily blocked any deportations that would occur under U.S. President Donald Trump's

use of a little time, wartime law to expedite the expulsion of alleged members of the Venezuela gang, Trendy, Aragua.

There's some confusion here. The judge objected to the use of a law from the 18th century. Nonetheless,

the report is from the Secretary of State, Mr. Rubio, that the aircraft left American airspace, traveled to El Salvador,

and the Trendy Aragua suspects in custody are now in an El Salvador jail.

Is that accurate, Joseph?

And what is trendy Aragua?

What does it mean that they're in El Salvador? Why? Good

evening to you. Good evening, John. Yes, everything you said is accurate. Trinderawa is classified both as a

transnational criminal organization. And as recently, as a February 20th, a foreign terrorist organization

in the United States, they're basically

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