Venezuelan Operatives Infiltrate U.S. with Convicts
- A covert operation may be underway, utilizing released prisoners to target individuals in the U.S.
- Infiltration efforts involve collaboration between released inmates and Venezuelan intelligence operatives.
- These developments raise serious national security concerns as the Maduro regime faces potential exposure due to increasing Venezuelan migration.
A recent intelligence report suggests that the Maduro regime in Venezuela is orchestrating a covert operation to send released inmates to the United States. This strategy aims to target former Venezuelan military personnel, politicians, and law enforcement officials residing in the U.S. The report is derived from information gathered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection sources and indicates potential collaboration between released prisoners and Venezuelan intelligence agents known for repressing dissent domestically. Concerns have been raised about these developments due to the increasing number of Venezuelans crossing into the U.S., especially under the current administration, which may prompt mass deportations. Released inmates may be tempted to trade information to avoid removal, highlighting the organization's fear of potential leaks and betrayals. This situation could lead to serious national security risks if Venezuelan operatives indeed infiltrate U.S. borders and successfully execute their objectives.