Venezuela to resume repatriation flights for irregular migrants in the US
- Venezuela will resume repatriation flights for irregular migrants in the U.S., as announced by National Assembly Speaker Jorge Rodríguez.
- Over 300 Venezuelans have already been repatriated on three flights since the program began.
- Nicolás Maduro blamed the U.S. For communication breakdowns that halted flights after Donald Trump revoked Chevron's operating license.
- Richard Grenell confirmed the resumption of deportation flights, which were suspended earlier this month due to U.S. Sanctions against Venezuela.
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Venezuela to resume repatriation flights for irregular migrants in the US
Venezuela's Chavista regime confirmed Thursday the resumption of repatriation flights for migrants deported from the United States under the 'Return to the Homeland' Plan, following an agreement with US Special Envoy Richard Grenell. National Assembly Speaker Jorge Rodríguez announced the initiative and blamed Washington for the delays after President Donald Trump revoked Chevron's license to operate in the South American country. Since the progr
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