A recent report investigated by Breitbart Texas suggests a potentially serious covert operation conducted by the Maduro regime in Venezuela, aimed at infiltrating the United States. According to frontline intelligence gathered by Border Patrol, there are indications that released inmates from Venezuelan prisons are being sent to the U.S. in coordination with Venezuelan intelligence operatives. The operation appears focused on “neutralizing” specific individuals—namely, former military personnel, politicians, and law enforcement officials who could possess sensitive information detrimental to the Maduro government. The motivation behind these actions is believed to stem from a desire to suppress any leaks or disclosures that might arise regarding classified information related to the regime or its operations.
The origins of this information can be traced back to a Field Intelligence Report (FIR) generated by the Rio Grande Valley Sector’s Intelligence Unit within U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). These reports are routinely compiled when intelligence suggests potential criminal activity. This particular FIR relies heavily on disclosures from a Venezuelan source who provided details about the suspected operation sanctioned by the Maduro government. However, it should be noted that the FIR is preliminary and has yet to undergo thorough investigation, raising concerns about the implications of such activities potentially coinciding with changing political dynamics as a new U.S. administration prepares to assume office.
The nature of the threat posed by the Maduro regime has evolved amid increased scrutiny of the Venezuelans crossing into the U.S. The intelligence source mentioned a startling figure of nearly 600,000 Venezuelans entering under the current administration, indicating a need for greater oversight concerning these individuals, especially in the context of possible mass deportations. The perceived threat from Venezuela seems to be linked to fears within the Maduro administration about information dissemination among these released individuals, which heightens the urgency for further investigation into the implications of these activities on national security.
Previous warnings regarding the release of Venezuelan prisoners and their entry into the U.S. had been acknowledged, notably by President-Elect Donald Trump, who faced criticism for addressing this issue. These claims were not unfounded; they were partly corroborated by a prior intelligence report obtained by Breitbart Texas, which highlighted the alarming nature of inmates being released from Venezuelan prisons, including those guilty of violent crimes such as murder and extortion. However, that report lacked evidence suggesting the involvement of intelligence officials in these operations.
Evidence of the possible involvement of SEBIN (Bolivarian National Intelligence Service), Venezuela’s intelligence agency, raises more red flags concerning the Maduro regime’s intent. SEBIN has been implicated in acts against Venezuelan citizens to suppress dissent and maintain government control, which adds credibility to the theory that the Maduro government could be employing such tactics internationally. The regime’s troubling history, documented by organizations like the United Nations, indicates a consistent pattern of grave human rights violations, including torture and violent repression.
Randy Clark, a seasoned veteran of the United States Border Patrol, emphasizes the urgency of the situation and the need for continuous investigation into these developments. His experience highlights deeper concerns about the implications of the Maduro regime’s activities on U.S. soil and the necessity for vigilance among border control personnel. As the global and political landscape evolves, the threat posed by such covert operations requires continual scrutiny to ensure that United States national security and the safety of its citizens are adequately safeguarded against potential infiltration or harm.
