"Abandon the country immediately": U.S. asks its citizens to leave Venezuela for high risk

The State Department in charge of Marco Rubio, the son of migrants who hates all migrants, emphatically warned its citizens not to travel to Venezuela because of the “extreme danger” it represents. However, it also assured that “Venezuela was fixed” and all Venezuelans with TPS, humanitarian parole or political asylum can be deported without any problem. The warning was issued through the official channels of The White House in Truth Social, Tru…

The U.S. Department of State issued a strong warning to its citizens in Venezuela, urging them to leave the country immediately in the face of the impossibility of providing consular assistance in case of an emergency. In an official statement published on Monday, May 12, the U.S. government warned that, due to

U.S. Increases travel warning for Venezuela: Risks of detention, torture, and health system collapse threaten american citizens. - Gateway Hispanic

The U.S. Department of State has issued a Level 4 travel advisory—the highest level—urging its citizens not to travel to Venezuela and advising those currently in the country to leave immediately. The advisory, updated on May 12, 2025, cites an “extreme risk” of arbitrary detention, torture, terrorism, kidnapping, violent crime, and a collapsed healthcare system as the main reasons. This measure reflects Washington’s growing concern for the safe…

The United States recommends that all US citizens leave Venezuela immediately. The US State Department also advises all legal residents of Venezuela to do the same. The risk of arbitrary arrest is high.

In a new communiqué issued in May 2025, the U.S. Department of State has raised its level of alert for Venezuela, categorically recommending that all its citizens leave the country as soon as possible. The warning, published by the entity, points out that the situation in Venezuela represents an extreme risk for U.S. citizens, who could be victims of arbitrary detention, torture, kidnapping, acts of terrorism, civil unrest, violent crime and an …