America First Legal (AFL) has initiated investigations into the Biden-Harris administration's handling of illegal alien gang activity and social media censorship. The AFL's inquiries stem from rising violent activities linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua in states like Colorado and Illinois, with claims that such violence is a result of lax border security. AFL's Executive Director Gene Hamilton criticized the administration's immigration policies, asserting they have enabled these gangs to thrive in American communities. Concurrently, AFL is probing the administration's potential role in Brazil's censorship of Elon Musk's platform X, citing concerns over disinformation and the impact of U.S. diplomatic pressure on Brazilian electoral processes. The group has filed Freedom of Information Act requests to uncover communications related to both issues. These actions reflect AFL's broader agenda to challenge perceived government negligence in safeguarding public safety and free speech.