By: Jared Evan

In the bustling streets of the Big Apple, a sinister underbelly has been revealed. Law enforcement sources have disclosed that the migrant moped gangs wreaking havoc in New York City are merely cogs in a larger, illicit network funneling stolen goods from the five boroughs down to Florida, with the profits ultimately making their way to South America, NY Post reports

At the center of this web of crime stands accused ringleader Franco Alexander Peraza Navas, a 30-year-old Venezuelan migrant. Upon his apprehension for a series of local heists, Navas allegedly confessed to the NYPD, acknowledging the scale of his operation. “It’s much bigger than me,” he reportedly admitted, reflecting on his frequent trips to Miami and the expansive reach of his criminal enterprise.

Navas and his cohorts, suspected of being part of a criminal crew linked to robberies across New York City, Yonkers, New Jersey, and Florida, are implicated in a litany of offenses, including carjackings, armed robberies, and shootout incidents. The group’s audacity knew no bounds, with Navas reportedly conducting robberies mere weeks apart, often while residing in taxpayer-funded city shelters.

Victor Parra, another key figure in the network, remains at large, allegedly orchestrating operations from a Bronx apartment. The apartment served as a hub for processing stolen goods, including hacked phones, which were then shipped to Colombia through a Texas-based shipping company. The complexity of the operation was staggering, with police uncovering elaborate schemes involving international money transfers and even the smuggling of migrants into the United States.

The nefarious activities of Navas and Parra’s crew have instilled fear and uncertainty in New York City, with the prevalence of moped-riding migrant thieves reaching alarming levels. Incidents of grand larceny perpetrated by these groups have surged, with over 140 separate crimes identified across the boroughs. The brazenness of these attacks was epitomized by the harrowing assault on a 62-year-old woman in Brooklyn, captured on video, where she was dragged along the pavement by one of the marauding crews.

As the city grapples with the influx of migrants, numbering over 170,000 since the spring of 2022, and with more than 65,000 currently housed in city shelters and hotels, the revelation of this extensive criminal network adds a new layer of complexity to law enforcement efforts.

While Franco Alexander Peraza Navas awaits trial in federal custody, the investigation into the migrant moped gangs continues, underscoring the challenges posed by transnational crime in the heart of America’s largest city.

The radical left Maoist branch of the Democrat party, who disguise themselves as “ Democratic socialists” are reeling from their open borders, pro illegal immigrant positions, which radical congresswoman AOC boldly endorsed during the Trump era.

Maoist ideology requires a slow breakdown of current government systems to usher in their “revolution”, having migrants over burden cities across America is one their many tactics.

Voters are slowly revolting from the Maoist AKA Social Democrats, recent polls show “squad” star congresswoman Cori Bush trailing by 25 points against fellow Democrats challenging her for her Missouri congressional seat.

Meanwhile the great city of Boston is grappling with the migrant situation.

Boston is starting to feel the effect of progressive ideology, as the migrants are overburdening their New England city. Boston City Council member Julia Mejia told WBTS Boston that suburban residents need to step up and begin offering their homes as migrant shelters.