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As ICE Raids Empty Doral, the US Keeps Closing Its Doors to Venezuelans

Hundreds arrested, thousands of visas cancelled: Trump still wants Venezuelans out
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Tom Homan defends ICE raids in Doral before journalist David Alandete: Trump voters chose to enforce immigration laws.

Venezuelan actress and presenter Mónica Pasqualotto recounted the tense situation and fear in Doral (the county of Miami-Dade, Florida) following the recent raids carried out by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Service (ICE) in that city, which houses one of the [...] The entry "There is immense fear": Mónica Pasqualotto recounted the tense moment in Doral by ICE raids was first published on Caraota Digital.

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Christi Fraga said the mayor maintains contact with his family and manages support links with senators, federal agencies and lawyers who can guide them.

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Recent immigration control operations in El Doral, Florida, have generated fear among families, workers and entrepreneurs, especially within the large Venezuelan community in Miami-Dade County. Councilman Rafael Pineyro warned that detentions not only affect people in an irregular immigration situation, but also families and workers who [...] The entry Migration raids generate fear among Venezuelans and hit the economy of El Doral was first publ…

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The fear generated by recent immigration detentions is having repercussions beyond the affected families. In Doral, business owners say that uncertainty has led to a decrease in the commercial movement and, in some cases, has forced establishments to close their doors. “The impact is visible,” say merchants. Some businesses have already closed, while others that remain open report significant losses. Francisca, for example, has experienced a red…

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Telemundo Miami (51) broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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