A plane carrying 199 deported land while Caracas agrees to work around American piercing foreign nationals.
A plane carried by 199 people deported from the United States landed in Venezuela, as President Donald Trump continues his control of foreign nationals.
Coming through Honduras, the plane touched on Monday at the Maiquetia International Airport outside the capital of Venezuela, Caracas. It was the last in a series of repatrietations that Venezuela accepted since January.
“We are receiving 199 compatriots today,” he said at the Venezuela Airport, Minister of the Interior in Venezuela.
Life shots showed that the young men disembark a plane in the sweat. Some were seen as they laughed and clapped as the officials watched.
Venezuela announced that she had reached an agreement with the US on Saturday to continue his to repatriation flights after a two-week opposition.
“Flights continue,” Cabello said at the airport. “We are ready to receive Venezuela wherever you are.”
The deportation oil oil was suspended last month. Trump claimed that Venezuela did not fulfill an agreement on a rapid receipt of deported migrants. Caracas then said he would no longer accept flights.
Washington then deported 238 Venezuelans who accused of belonging Too de Aragua Gang, which Trump’s administration has determined “foreign terrorist organization”, in prison of maximum security in El Salvador.
The move, which used 200-year-old law that allows us presidents to delay or deport non-acids during the war, shocked many and encouraged discussions about constitutional rights while Washington made a deportation, despite the judgment that he ordered to delay. Caracas also deeply criticized him.
Tense relationships
Trump’s administration has sent Venecuelan deportis to third countries in Central America “because now they have no decent relations with Venezuela,” said Clive Stafford Smith, Human Rights Lawyer, said Al Jazeera.
In the past month, Venezuela has accepted about 350 deported, including about 180 detained in the US Navy Base in Guantanamo BayCuba, 16 days.
However, Trump said that last month, President Nicolas Maduro failed to accept the deported migrants of the “fast pace”. He also deprived permission To make the oil giant Chevron work in Venezuela – a blow to Caracas’s turbulent economy.
Difficulties reflect long -standing tensions in relationships.
The United States and Venezuela interrupted diplomatic relations in 2019, during Trump’s first term, after Washington recognized the then leader for opposition by Juan Guido as a “temporary president” after the election, which were widely rejected as well as free or fair.
Maduro, however, retained his authority, and the administration of Joe Biden was relaxed with sanctions on the Venecuela oil as part of the US prisoner agreement and the promise to hold free elections. These promised reforms never came.
Washington did not acknowledge Maduro’s re -election last year at the third six -year term in voting for which he was widely accused of theft.
Since 2022, there have been 275,000 unauthorized Venezuelan immigrants in the United States, according to estimates of the Pew Research Center.
