Venezuela announces that Venezuela has repeated us in the midst of Trump’s immigration crisis | Method
Venezuela agreed to resume the United States’s expelled aircraft on Saturday, suspended a month ago, and governments have been accused of arriving in January.
The announcement came after the boycott of 238 Venezuelans for Terrorism Compulsory Center (CECOT), a maximum security arrest in El Salvador, was called President Nicolas Maduro.
The Trump government, which withdrew Chevron’s operating license in Venezuela, questioned the speed of deportation.
Caracas said on Thursday that the US state department would “block the repatriation of the Caribbean country.
“We agree to reopen, with the US government, Venezuela immigrants will be repaid tomorrow, March 23 on Sunday,” said Venezuela Government Chief Discussions George Rodriguez in a statement.
The two countries in the first Trump government, which imposed oil sanctions after considering the first re -election of the fraudulent Maduro in May 2018, broke diplomatic relations in 2019.
After the July 2024 election, Washington did not recognize the announcement of Maduro for the third time, condemning the opposition, which was expelled by the expelled Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia.
The Venezuelan people, who had taken to L Salvador of the Aragua Tren, emerged in Venezuela, emerged in Venezuela and declared Trump a terrorist.
The US President has declared 1798 law, which allows for the expulsion of “foreign enemies” without judgment. Caracas mentioned “anabronistic”.
According to the UN, the Maduro government has denied a propaganda propaganda of migration that has exceeded 7.5 million in Venezue since 2014. It also denies that Aagua Tren members were among those who were expelled to L Salvador.
“Migration is not a crime and we will not rest until you are guaranteed to return our kidnapped brothers in El Salvador,” the statement said.
Since February, about 900 Venezuela people have returned home, from about 400 of them, from the United States and the rest of Mexico, where they retain.
