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Mugshots of suspected members of the violent Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang appear over a blurred image of an arrest of an alleged gang member in Denver. Katz said the TDA gang members were also peddling deadly drugs including pink cocaine, a designer street drug that includes a mixture of ketamine, MDMA and ecstasy.All ten are migrating via the southern border, policThis subset of the gang was spearheaded by two Venezuelan nationals who came to New York City two years ago and established a gun-running crew that was also comprised of other foreign nationals. Enyerbert Blanco, 24, the alleged ringleader, has been in custody in Florida since October after being charged in connection with a human trafficking case involving a 15-year-old girl, Katz said.We allege that as members and associates, they trafficked weapons and made money in furtherance of TdA’s agenda and as they seek to establish themselves in New York City, we are individually dismantling them,” Katz said. Katz said the investigation, dubbed Operation Train Derail, began more than a year ago and was carried out by her office and the NYPD.The remainder are variously indicted on firearm possession charges and other crimes. They face a maximum of 15 years in prison. All ten of them are charged with conspiracy to possess and sell illegal firearFour are now in custody in New York City, while four others are behind bars outside the state, including two and two in Florida. The others are still on the loose. Their illicit operation also spanned Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Colorado, Katz said.Katz didn’t say whether ICE would be deporting the suspects, insisting she was treating the operation as a gun-running case.She said that the group were brazen in gun dealings.“In one instance, the defendant transported an AR-15 wrapped in a black garbage bag for sale in the Bronx County. This buy occurred at 3:45 p.m. in front of a residential building.”Five other firearm buys – between Oct. 30 through Dec. 10 – took place inside a Target parking lot in College Point, in Queens.