A federal indictment unsealed on Wednesday has led to the arrest of 42 members of a San Fernando Valley-based white supremacist gang, with a total of 68 individuals charged. The indictment, which alleges a years-long criminal operation, includes offenses such as drug trafficking, weapons violations, and various forms of fraud, including COVID-19 and loan fraud. The gang, known for its alliance with the Aryan Brotherhood and Mexican Mafia, used Nazi symbols as part of its extremist ideology. Law enforcement raids seized large amounts of illegal firearms and drugs like fentanyl, methamphetamine, and heroin. The gang's activities were coordinated through social media platforms, and they generated revenue through identity theft, bank fraud, and robbery. U.S. Attorney Martin Estrada emphasized the gang's destructive impact on the community, citing their extensive criminal actions and violent ideology.