Texas City Shuts Down Hotel Occupied by Venezuelan Gang After 693 Police Calls

Residents have until 10 a.m. on Sept. 12 to vacate the hotel.

Still photos from security footage at the Gateway Hotel in El Paso, Texas, on June 16, 2024. Courtesy of El Paso County Attorney

By Darlene McCormick Sanchez

9/12/2024Updated:9/12/2024

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Texas authorities say they are shutting down a crime-ridden hotel housing Tren de Aragua gang members and investigating the gang’s criminal involvement in other cities.

El Paso County Attorney Christina Sanchez filed a lawsuit on Aug. 27 to close the Gateway Hotel on Stanton St. in downtown El Paso, Texas, for multiple code violations, noting 693 police and service calls to the location over the past two years.

The lawsuit names as defendants the Gateway Hotel; Gigante Enterprises LLC, which owns the business; and hotel owner Howard Yun.

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Shock Videos: El Paso Under Siege By Massive Influx of Illegal Aliens As Title 42 Deadline Looms

by Jamie White May 7th 2023, 3:18 pm

Disturbing footage from the collapsed border town of El Paso shows a massive wave of illegal aliens flooding the Texas city ahead of the expiration of Title 42.

Several videos show hundreds of illegals who tried to evade Border Patrol by crossing the Rio Grande getting processed in El Paso.

 

The streets of El Paso itself also appear to be completely inundated with illegals.

 

 

 

 

 

 This comes just days after White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre absurdly claimed that illegal immigration was down “90%” since Joe Biden captured the White House.

 

The Biden regime last week approved sending 1,500 active duty Army troops to the southern border to address the influx of illegal aliens.

Title 42, a Trump-era policy set up as an emergency COVID measure that allowed the U.S. to quickly turn away illegal migrants back into Mexico, is set to expire on May 11.