MS-13

The Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship under the 14th Amendment in Trump v. Barbara, a decision criticized as one of the court's worst. The ruling mandates citizenship for anyone born on U.S. soil, regardless of parents' immigration status or intentions, sparking concerns about national security and the definition of American identity.

A jury in Nevada convicted three men alleged to be members of MS-13 on charges of murder and racketeering. The conviction includes dozens of charges brought by prosecutors.

A Montgomery County jury convicted Sender Godoy-Lemus for his role in a 2022 murder involving MS-13 gang members, where Edvin Agustin Leon was killed and another victim survived. Multiple individuals have been sentenced or face charges in the case, which occurred in Silver Spring.

The U.S. Department of Justice will appeal a judge’s dismissal of human trafficking charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador in March 2025 and later returned to the U.S. The judge ruled the charges were brought 'selectively and vindictively,' and the government now seeks to deport him again, potentially to Liberia.

Mexican authorities captured an alleged high-ranking MS-13 leader in Tapachula, Chiapas, near the Guatemala border. The individual, a Salvadoran wanted by El Salvador, was taken in a high-profile operation targeting the transnational gang.

Four members of the gang MS-13 were found guilty of murdering three people in the Angeles National Forest, including one whose body was dismembered and thrown down a canyon.

Four members of the MS-13 gang were found guilty of murdering three people in the Angeles National Forest, including one whose body was dismembered and thrown down a canyon.

Four MS-13 gang members were convicted in federal court for their roles in the murders of three victims during a 2017 crime spree in Southern California. One killing involved a victim's heart being carved out, his body dismembered, and dumped in a canyon.

Four MS-13 gang members were convicted in three murders involving machete attacks and disposal of bodies in Angeles National Forest. The crimes occurred in 2017 and were linked to the Fulton clique of MS-13 in the San Fernando Valley.

The Department of Homeland Security reveals that thousands of illegal aliens, including sex criminals, murderers, and MS-13 gang members, exploited the Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) program to gain legal entry into the U.S. The program, intended to protect at-risk minors, was abused through fraudulent applications, with cases involving murders, sex offenses, and gang-related crimes. USCIS identified over a decade of program exploitation from 2013 to 2025.

The Department of Homeland Security reveals that thousands of illegal aliens, including sex criminals, murderers, and MS-13 gang members, exploited the Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) program to gain legal entry into the U.S. A USCIS report highlights widespread fraud in the program, which was designed to protect at-risk minors, with over 120 individuals having murder arrest records and 500 linked to MS-13.

A parent's daughter was killed by an intoxicated illegal immigrant, prompting a critique of U.S. immigration policies. The article highlights data showing newly arrived immigrants have lower educational attainment than past waves, linking this to economic and social challenges under the Biden-Harris administration and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

A federal judge dismissed the criminal indictment against Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who was accused of human trafficking, weapons smuggling, and transporting MS-13 gang members. The judge cited claims of 'vindictive' prosecution by the Justice Department after Garcia was ordered returned to the U.S. following deportation.

Prosecutors allege that MS-13 gang member Angel Guzman helped kill a man in Angeles National Forest in 2017. The victim's heart was cut out with a machete, and a heinous tattoo identified Guzman as a suspect.

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles allege that MS-13 members committed ritualistic machete murders under the gang's 'Salvadoran rules,' a brutal code requiring aspiring members to kill to prove loyalty. The case involves a local leadership adopting this conduct to enforce gang hierarchy.

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles allege that MS-13's local leaders adopted a code requiring aspiring members to commit murders to prove loyalty, leading to ritualistic machete killings, including one where a man's heart was cut out.

Kilmar Armando Ábrego García, a Salvadoran alleged MS-13 gang member, was charged with alien smuggling and conspiracy after allegedly transporting thousands of illegal immigrants and causing a deadly tractor-trailer crash. An Obama-nominated judge dismissed the charges, prompting criticism from the Trump administration and claims that García represents the 'worst of the worst' in illegal immigration.

A federal judge dismissed human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling the DOJ's prosecution was 'vindictive and selective' under the Fifth Amendment. The DOJ vowed to appeal, calling the decision 'wrong and dangerous,' while a senator praised the ruling as a victory for constitutional rights.

A federal judge dismissed human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling the DOJ's prosecution was 'vindictive and selective' in violation of the Fifth Amendment. The DOJ announced plans to appeal, while the case involved alleged ties to MS-13, a 2022 traffic stop, and a constitutional dispute over Garcia's deportation to El Salvador.

Radical Democrats are promoting sanctuary jurisdictions that obstruct federal immigration laws, allowing criminal aliens to go free and putting American citizens' lives at risk. This is a revival of the nullification crisis, where states assert their right to declare federal law void. The debate has led to cases like the alleged MS-13 gang member who committed a murder after being released in Fairfax County, Virginia.

Luis Merary Peralta-Sevilla, a MS-13 gang member from Honduras, was arrested by ICE officers and local law enforcement in Florida. He is a known suspected terrorist and has been involved in criminal activities. Peralta-Sevilla will be transferred to ICE custody for removal proceedings.

Federal agents seized over $10 million worth of fentanyl and made 18 arrests in a crackdown on an open-air drug market in MacArthur Park, California. The operation targeted gang crews, including the 18th Street gang and MS-13. Authorities filed a federal complaint against 25 defendants alleging narcotics distribution and possession offenses.

Logan Federico was killed by a repeat offender with a lengthy criminal history, prompting calls for criminal justice reform in South Carolina. The article demands systemic changes to prevent such tragedies by improving record-keeping, sentencing, and judicial accountability.

ICE arrested Isabel Idalia Morales-Mejia, an accused MS-13 member wanted in El Salvador for aggravated homicide, in Northern Virginia after a tip from Salvadoran authorities. The arrest highlights concerns over migrant-related crime in the region, with DHS criticizing local 'sanctuary' policies.

El Salvador conducted a mass trial for 486 alleged members of the MS-13 gang, with remote court hearings held at the Counter-Terrorism Confinement Center mega-prison in Tecoluca.

El Salvador's court initiated a mass trial of 486 alleged MS-13 gang members under President Nayib Bukele's emergency powers. Human rights groups criticize the trial for violating due process and restricting legal access, as charges include over 47,000 crimes from 2012 to 2022.

The mass trial of 486 alleged MS-13 gang leaders in El Salvador has begun, with the group accused of over 47,000 crimes, including murder.

Nearly 500 alleged members of the MS-13 gang, including several leaders, are on trial in El Salvador for thousands of murders. The mass trial highlights the country's ongoing struggle with gang-related violence and criminal justice challenges.

Nearly 500 alleged MS-13 members, including several leaders, are on trial in El Salvador for thousands of murders. The collective trial marks a significant legal action against the gang's violent activities.

Nearly 500 MS-13 gang members in El Salvador are set to face trial for their alleged involvement in 29,000 murders, marking a significant legal action against the transnational criminal organization.

The article criticizes Rep. Maria Salazar's DIGNIDAD Act as a backdoor path to citizenship for illegal immigrants, using Kilmar Abrego Garcia's case to illustrate its flaws. It argues the bill's provisions, such as waiving gang membership and domestic violence allegations, make it effectively an amnesty program.

Acting AG Todd Blanche has approved pursuing the death penalty for three alleged MS-13 members charged with killing a cooperating witness. The decision allows the top federal prosecutor in California to seek the death penalty in the case.

Joel Vargas-Escobar, a high-ranking leader of MS-13 gang, was arrested in Long Island, New York. He was wanted as a fugitive and is accused of involvement in a conspiracy linked to 11 murders.

Yulan Adonay Archaga Carias, alleged MS-13 leader in Honduras, has been added to the FBI's Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. The FBI is offering a $100,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.