Former President Trump is expected to elaborate on “Operation Aurora” — a federal program to remove illegal immigrant members of the dangerous transnational Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua — during his rally Friday afternoon in Colorado, a senior official said Trump campaign staff told Fox News Digital.

Trump is expected to hold a rally in Aurora, Colorado, on Friday where he will formally propose the removal program. The program is expected to invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to target and dismantle “any illegal criminal migrant network operating on American soil,” the official said.

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The announcement came after members of Tren de Aragua were caught on camera armed with rifles and handguns last month
broke into an apartment in Aurora and threatened the tenant at gunpoint. Shortly afterwards, they opened fire on a 25-year-old man outside the building and fatally shot him. All three individuals identified are illegal aliens who were in Border Patrol custody but were later released into the United States

The Trump campaign also points to the murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray, who was kidnapped, tied up and attacked under a bridge for two hours before being murdered by two gang members.

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The official said police arrested more than a dozen members of Tren de Aragua just this week, who took over another apartment complex in San Antonio, Texas, and terrorized its residents.

Pointing to newly released data from ICE, the official said there are currently 13,099 illegal alien convicted murderers at large in the United States “under border czar Kamala Harris.”