US Intelligence on Venezuela Gangs

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Venezuela, National Intelligence Council and Tulsi Gabbard

Gabbard fires leaders of intelligence group that wrote Venezuela assessment

The director of national intelligence fired officials weeks after their group wrote an assessment contradicting Trump’s rationale for deporting alleged Venezuelan gang members.

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Gabbard fires intel officials who oversaw memo contradicting White House claims on Venezuelan gang

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US spy chief fires heads of intelligence body that disputed Trump’s Venezuela gang claims

Gabbard fires 2 top intelligence officials and will shift office that preps Trump's daily brief

“Absent evidence to justify the firings, the workforce can only conclude that their jobs are contingent on producing analysis that is aligned with the President’s political agenda, rather than truthfu...

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Tulsi Fires Intel Officials for Calling BS on Mass Deportation Tactic

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Gabbard fires 2 top intelligence officials, changes who preps Trump’s daily brief

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US intelligence finds Venezuela not directing gang, undercutting Trump’s use of Alien Enemies Act

The US intelligence community believes that the Venezuelan government is “probably” not directing the gang Tren de Aragua’s movements and operations inside the United States, according to a declassified assessment released on Monday that undercuts the Trump administration’s key argument for invoking the Alien Enemies Act to speed up deportations.

US spy agencies reject Trump claim on Venezuelan gangs: Memo

US intelligence agencies rejected a claim by President Donald Trump used to justify the deportation of more than 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, accor