EXCLUSIVE: Arrest and Green Card Records Prove Arizona Senate Candidate Ruben Gallego’s Father Trafficked Drugs for the Mexican Cartels

Arrest and green card records prove that the father of Arizona Senate candidate Ruben Gallego was arrested for crimes related to smuggling drugs for the Juarez cartels from Chihuahua, Mexico. Arrest records show that Gallego’s father, Jose Angel MarineLarena, had $481,000 worth of drugs in his Chicago lair when he was arrested in 1996. Jose Angel MarineLarena, a convicted felon due to his 1996 arrest, has continued his life of crime as he was arrested in Chicago in March 2024 for wounding a woman. Arrest records from the incident show MarineLarena punched his landlord after asking him to pay his rent. Ruben Gallego changed his last name from MarineLarena to his mother’s maiden name, Gallego, to escape his father’s shadow. However, Ruben Gallego’s actions raise questions about whether Ruben Gallego is different from his father. Ruben Gallego’s support for open borders has given the cartels power. Ruben Gallego also held a fundraiser with former Obama Attorney General Eric Holder. During the Obama White House, Eric Holder implemented the Fast and Furious policy, selling AR-15s to Mexican drug cartels. Like his father, Ruben Gallego also seems to have a growing woman problem, as Gallego filed a sexual harassment complaint against him when Gallego was in the Arizona legislature. There were also many reports of women leaving Gallego’s office in tears while he was in the Arizona Legislature. Gallego’s treatment of women becomes even more suspicious now that Gallego left his wife when she was nine months pregnant. During Wednesday night’s Senate debate in Arizona, Gallego did not respond to Kari Lake’s comments about his father. One thing is certain: Ruben Gallego’s open-border policies and his suspicious treatment of women make the obvious point that Gallego is unfit to serve as a United States Senator from Arizona.

Arrest records show that Jose Angel MarineLarena, Ruben Gallego’s father, had $481,000 worth of drugs in his Chicago study when he was arrested for trafficking drugs for the Juarez cartels in 1996. Jose Angel MarineLarena had nearly half a million dollars worth of drugs in his study. The possession of drugs, combined with the fact that Jose Angel MarineLarena transported the drugs from Chicago, a major drug distribution city for the cartels, shows that Jose Angel MarineLarena was likely not a low-level cartel operative.

Green card records show that Gallego’s father was an alien from Chihuahua, Mexico at the time of his arrest. It is interesting to note that despite his arrest for drug trafficking, Immigration Naturalization Services (INS) and DHS did not deport MarineLarena.

Jose Angel MarineLarena continued his life of crime when he was arrested in Chicago in March 2024 for wounding a woman. Arrest records from the incident show MarineLarena punched his landlord, Edyta Jagas, twice in the face after she asked him to pay his rent.

Ruben Gallego changed his last name from MarineLarena to his mother’s maiden name, Gallego, to escape his father’s shadow. However, Ruben Gallego’s actions raise questions about whether Ruben Gallego is different from his father. Ruben Gallego’s support for open borders has given the cartels power. Gallego fled Loomer Unleashed after we asked him to rate Border Czar Harris’ job performance. It is also important to note that Kamala Harris, who is supporting Gallego, is in favor of legalizing fentanyl.

On Sunday evening, Gallego held a fundraiser with former Obama Attorney General Eric Holder and top Obama/Biden adviser Susan Rice. During his time as Obama’s AG, Holder not only embraced open borders, but also implemented pro-trust policies through his Fast and Furious policy. Obama and Holder’s Fast and Furious policy sold AR-15s to Mexican drug cartels. Sadly, Border Patrol agent Brian Terry was murdered in 2010 by an AR-15 sold to his killer under Obama and Holder’s Fast and Furious policies.

Like his father, Ruben Gallego also seems to have a growing woman problem, as Gallego filed a sexual harassment complaint against him when Gallego was in the Arizona legislature. There were also many reports of women leaving Gallego’s office in tears while he was in the Arizona Legislature.

Ruben Gallego’s treatment of women becomes even more suspicious now that Gallego left his wife when she was nine months pregnant to be with his lobbyist girlfriend in DC. Gallego’s divorce papers are sealed, prompting Laura Loomer to ask the vital question: ‘Why are Ruben’s divorce papers still sealed? Did he beat up his pregnant wife before leaving her for a DC lobbyist a week before she gave birth? We deserve answers.”

It should be clear to Arizona voters that Ruben Gallego’s open border policies, combined with his poor record of treating women, means that Gallego is not qualified to represent Arizona in the United States Senate.