US intelligence agencies reject Trump’s allegations about Venezuela gangs
US Intelligence Agencies have rejected President Donald Trump’s allegations of supporting the boycott of more than 200 Venezuela to El Salvador, according to a memorandum on the secret published on Monday.
According to the “French Press Agency”, the TDA gang (TDA) has been linked to the TDA gang (TDA) that the TDA gang (TDA) has been linked to the government of Venezuela Maduro, according to Trump’s allegations that American Go Ying is not believed by the National Intelligence Council.
In 1798, a mysterious law was used by the Foreign Enemies Act in 1798 to boycott persons claimed to be a TDA members who claimed to be a very guarded jail in El Salvador.
The memo says: “The authorities in Venezuela allow the Treene de Aragua gang to perform his activities, but there is no cooperative policy for the Maduro regime, as well as its operations and activities in the United States.”
The New York Times said the memorandum was in favor of the first published Intelligence Summary and Trump’s allegations were rejected by American Goe Ying Characteristics.
One day after the report was published, the Ministry of Justice declared “criminal research on the leakage of the selection leakage from intelligence circles in relation to Petrin de Aragova.”
“We do not accept our efforts with the political intentions made by the deep state to undermine the agenda of President Trump by leaking false information on its allies in the pages of its allies,” said Deputy Prosecutor Todd Blanche.
A memorandum was issued on Monday after a request from the Freedom of Information La Freem of the Press Foundation, which was submitted to the New York Times.
The Supreme Court, which prevents the boycott of illegal immigrants under the Illegal Immigration Act, submitted a decision issued by the lower degree court last month and gave them a chance to challenge their boycott.
The Trump administration sent more than 200 members of the TDA gang to El Salvador, and used two deportation images, and used in a very guarded jail as witnessed to take stringent action against illegal immigration.
American authorities have only given some public evidence to support the allegations that all members of the TDA gang have been expelled.
Lawyers have denied the allegation of some expulsion of the gang due to some tattoos.
