Deporting trips to migrants from us to Venezuela

The country’s Ministry of Communications said that two flights carrying Venezuelan immigrants from the United States to Venezuela will arrive late on Monday in the capital, Caracas.

The flights are a great victory for the Trump administration, which made a promise campaign to deport millions of immigrants who are not documented. To achieve this goal, President Trump needs Nicholas Maduro, Venezuela’s authoritarian president who found himself increasingly isolated by world leaders, to agree to accept some of these people.

Fenezuelan Airline Conviasa Fort Place left in Texas, where deportation immigrants are being held at approximately 10:45 am, who were appointed to Caracas at 7:15 pm.

The White House confirmed the step in a A message on x.

“I have resumed flights to Venezuela,” “Make America safe again.”

After a rupture of the relationship between the United States and Venezuela in 2019, the government of Mr. Maduro refused to accept the citizens who were deported, except within a short period of the Biden administration.

The announcement of flights follows a recent visit by Trump’s adviser, Richard Greenil, to Venezuela. Mr. Greenil returned to the United States With six Americans, they were arrested By the Maduro government.

In declaring flights, the United States returns immigrants to a nation that is run by Athukatat who spent years in the prison of political opponents and others.

In a statement to the media, the government of Mr. Maduro said it had informed the American authorities that many of the deportees were part of a criminal group called Tren De Aragua.

The United States or Venezuela did not evidence of this.

However, the government of Mr. Maduro assured the public that the returning Venezgels accused of gang membership “will be subject to strict investigation once the Venezuelan soil touches and will be subject to the procedures stipulated in our judicial system.”

For years, the Venezuelan justice system has been used as a tool for Mr. Maduro governments and his predecessor Hugo Chavez.

Laura Depp, Venezuela Live at the Washington Office in Latin America, said that the politicization of the judicial system had been widely documented by the US Human Rights Court, United Nations Treaty bodies, unified bodies and The task of finding the facts of the United Nations In Venezuela.

And she said about the deportees: “I do not expect them to have any guarantee of the legal procedures upon return.” “If there is anything, I think there can be revenge against the people who fled to the United States.”

Venezuela has seen an extraordinary economic crisis in recent years. Many people left the country for economic reasons. But others, including former members of military and political activists, fled the fear of persecution.

In recent months, the government of Mr. Maduro has not collected political activists known as anti -voice government data, but also people who are going through protests and Venezuelan who seem to have little participation in politics.

During his first term, President Trump took a difficult line against Mr. Maduro, imposing economic sanctions and supporting the opposition leader, Juan Jojido, in an attempt to overthrow the Venezuelan leader. In 2020, Federal Public Prosecutors in the United States accused Mr. Maduro of being involved in a narcotic conspiracy, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs offered $ 15 million to help in his arrest. (Mr. Biden collected $ 25 million.)

But the first weeks of Mr. Trump’s second term were characterized by a more friendly approach to Mr. Maduro.

Mr. Greenil’s visit to Caracas in January was an important victory for Mr. Maduro, Who is accused of stealing the last elections.

This was the first general visit of a US official in Caracas for years, lending an atmosphere of legitimacy to the leader who used force and repression to stay in power.

A picture of Mr. Greenil and Mr. Maduro, who smiles together widely by Venezuelan officials and in the government media.

In a statement to the media, the Venezuelan government said it had reached an agreement with the Trump administration to obtain Venezuelan aircraft to recover its citizens so that the transition could be made “with absolute respect for their dignity and human rights.

The government also called for a “new beginning of relations between the two countries”, which can “create mechanisms for direct cooperation” to combat organized crime networks and smuggler networks “that harmed thousands of our citizens and searches them by bringing them to the United States”