‘Kamala’s nightmare!’ Surrogates defend Venezuela’s TDA crime syndicate after horrific murder of 12-year-old boy: ‘Rock Bottom’

In a political scandal that has rocked Kamala Harris’ campaign, the vice president’s surrogates have come under fire for defending the notorious Tren de Aragua (TDA) crime syndicate, a Venezuelan gang allegedly responsible for a horrific wave of violence in the United States. The latest outrage stems from the brutal assault and killing of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, a case that has sparked anger across the country and renewed criticism of Harris’ immigration policies.

Tren de Aragua, also known as TDA, is a violent criminal organization in Venezuela that has been linked to human trafficking, drug trafficking and extreme violence. In recent months, TDA members have crossed into the US amid the border crisis, unleashing a nightmare of terror in communities. Kamala Harris has faced mounting criticism over her handling of immigration and border security, with the latter incident pushing her campaign to what some are calling “rock bottom.”

Critics have criticized Harris’ surrogates for their defense of the TDA, accusing them of downplaying the gang’s violent activities in an attempt to shield the vice president from political fallout. One of those surrogates, who appeared on a talk show defending the administration’s policies, drew heavy condemnation after dismissing concerns about the gang’s presence in the country.

“Kamala’s surrogates are out in force to defend the TDA crime syndicate she imported from Venezuela, and it’s scary,” remarked one commenter. “This is no longer just about politics. It’s about human lives being destroyed by the violence of these criminals.”

The most shocking incident involving TDA was the brutal murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was tragically assaulted and killed by gang members. His death has become a rallying point for those who criticize Harris’ approach to border security, with many pointing to the case as evidence of the administration’s failure to protect American citizens from criminals dangerous that enter the country.

“This poor girl’s death is a direct result of Kamala Harris’ negligence,” said another critic. “She has allowed these violent criminals into the country, and now innocent children are paying the price.”

As political pressure mounts, Harris’ team has struggled to respond effectively. As his surrogates continue to defend the administration’s policies, the backlash only grows. Critics argue that the vice president’s campaign has reached its lowest point, with some suggesting that Harris’ chances in the next election could be in serious jeopardy.

Political analysts say this is a key moment in the campaign, noting that Harris’ mishandling of the situation could have far-reaching consequences for both her and her party. “This scandal, especially with such a tragic loss of life, has the potential to change public perception dramatically,” one analyst commented.

Meanwhile, Jocelyn Nungaray’s family and supporters continue to demand justice, calling for stricter immigration enforcement to prevent further tragedies. They argue that the US government should prioritize the safety of its citizens over political considerations, especially in the face of such violent threats.