Residents of The Edge apartment complex in Aurora, Colorado, are in distress following a takeover by the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua, which has been linked to increased violence in the area. Surveillance footage shows armed members of the gang entering the building and attempting to break into residents' apartments, prompting fears among tenants who express their desire to leave the complex. Local officials, including Aurora City Council member Danielle Jurinsky, have raised alarms about the gang's influence, noting a significant uptick in violence since a large influx of migrants began arriving in Denver. The Aurora Police Department has acknowledged the issue and has formed a special task force with federal agencies to address gang-related crimes. As the situation escalates, the city has cited code violations to shut down the affected apartment complex, highlighting the broader implications of the migrant crisis in the region. Residents like Cindy Romero describe their living conditions as a nightmare, detailing the extreme security measures they now have to take to feel safe in their homes.