So far, the White House has not provided details about the existence of a formal agreement with the government of Nicolás Maduro; Caracas also did not comment
The president of the United States, he announced that he agreed to receive all Venezuelan migrants who are in an irregular situation, including those who belong to criminal factions and have been captured on American soil. According to Trump, the Venezuelan government would be responsible for transporting these deported back to their country. So far, the White House has not provided details about the existence of a formal agreement with the government of. In addition, there has been no statement from Venezuelan authorities on the subject so far.
Last Friday (31), Nicolás Maduro referred to a “new beginning in relations” between Venezuela and the United States. This statement came after a visit by a US government representative to Caracas and the release of six US citizens who were detained in Venezuela. For his mass deportation policy of irregular immigrants to be effective, Trump needs an understanding with the mature regime. This strategy also aims to intensify efforts to combat drug trafficking.
Recently, the US internal security secretary decided to revoke the extent of the temporary protection status that benefited about 600,000 Venezuelans. Trump’s mass deportation proposal generated a crisis in Latin America, especially when Colombian President Gustavo Petro refused to accept deported from his country. This situation led the American leader to impose tariffs and sanctions, which were later removed after Petro retreated from his decision.
Published by Felipe Dantas
*Report produced with the aid of AI
