The U.S. attorney general has charged eight Venezuelan nationals linked to the Tren de Aragua gang for allegedly running a sex trafficking operation involving illegal aliens in Tennessee. Victims, promised better lives, were coerced into prostitution to pay off insurmountable "debts" for their relocation to the U.S. This scheme, spanning two years, exploited online platforms to draw buyers to motels in Nashville and Murfreesboro. If convicted, the defendants face life sentences, highlighting the grave nature of these transnational crimes.
