Terror-gang suspects rounded up in 7 cities (Linked to al Qaida)

WorldNetDaily ^ | 3/14/05 | WorldNetDaily

[jackibutterfly]

"Oh, my God! And they only got 103????"

"Hopefully, black ops are quietly exterminating the remainder."

Fingers crossed. LOL

[TomGuy]

Officials arrested 30 alleged gang members in the New York metropolitan area, the most of any of the seven cities targeted. Twenty-five were arrested in Washington, 17 in Los Angeles, and 10 each in the Baltimore, Newark and Miami areas.

That adds up to about 102.

But...

Federal officials estimate between 8,000 and 10,000 MS-13 members live in 31 states – the majority of them in the country illegally.

So, at the rate they are apprehending them, it will take years. HSD is too busy patting themselves on the backs for minutia than for significant apprehensions. Former subdirector Asa Hutchinson was bragging that his office was sending 300 a month back to Mexico. These are just shellgames---send a few back, make the natives think things are being done, and back to business as usual.

[Fantastique]

"I believe this group of thugs is the same one found/being watched in East Boston. (across from Logan Airport!) I've gone on to Michelle Malkins website. She has done extensive coverage on these gangs. Got a link to that?

[kstewskis]

Nope. No US border problem here. No sireee.

/sarc

[Mr. Buzzcut]

MS-13 is known to have joined forces with former members of the Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front, a radical terrorist group

Wasn't the American Left sympathetic to the FMNL in the '80's?

Know your enemy!

[InABunkerUnderSF]

The FMLN was the leftist revolutionary group that tried to take over El Salvador in the 1980s with the assistance of the Sandinistas in Nicaragua and members of the SJ.

When the Sandis lost the election in Nicaragua and six of General Arupe's minions mysteriously died in El Salvador, the FMLN decided that maybe they should compromise their dialectic and reach a negotiated settlement with the government. In last year's presidential elections in El Salvador the FMLN candidate, a former Jeb., lost by a wide margin.

[TheLion]

What is worse, is that most of these will sneak back into the US because of our lax borders.

[Calpernia]

ping

[Velveeta]

Bookmarked, thanks.

[Mr. Buzzcut]

The FMLN was the leftist revolutionary group that tried to take over El Salvador in the 1980s with the assistance of the Sandinistas in Nicaragua and members of the SJ.

Friends of Kerry, Harkin, Dodd et al.

[leaningback]

The Ms. up there got it wrong

MS-18 and MS-13 are two different gangs.

http://www.usatoday.com/news/world/2005-03-01-salvador-gangs_x.htm