US EditionChile carries out first deportation flight as part of new migration plan
Authorities deported 40 foreign nationals, including 15 ordered out for crimes, as Chile begins enforcing President Jose Antonio Kast’s immigration crackdown.
- Chile's government under President Jose Antonio Kast conducted its first deportation flight, removing 40 foreign nationals to Bolivia, Colombia, and Ecuador as part of a new immigration reform plan.
- Of those deported, 15 were expelled by court order for crimes such as robbery and drug offenses, while 25 faced administrative deportation for irregular migration status.
- Since Kast's election, 2,180 Venezuelans have voluntarily left Chile amid intensified immigration enforcement and tightened border controls, indicating a deterrence effect.
- The government plans to continue deportation operations regularly, with at least two flights per month and increased border security measures to reduce irregular migration.
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Kast prueba la fórmula de Trump en Chile: expulsa a 40 migrantes en avión y anuncia más vuelos
(LPL/CNN) – El jueves despegó desde Santiago el primer avión con 40 migrantes expulsados de Chile por el Gobierno del presidente José Antonio Kast. La medida busca cumplir con una de sus principales promesas de campaña: expulsar a más de 300.000 migrantes en situación irregular del país austral, la mayoría de ellos provenientes de Venezuela. […]
Forty citizens were deported to Bolivia, Colombia and Ecuador in an operation that the Government claims to be part of an immigration reform plan under way since March.
Chile’s Kast Launches First Deportation Flight as 2,180 Venezuelans Self-Deport
Key Points — A Chilean Air Force Boeing 737 departed Thursday morning from Santiago with 40 irregular migrants aboard — 19 Colombians, 12 Bolivians, and 9 Ecuadorians — in the Kast government’s first deportation flight, five weeks after taking office — Of the 40 expelled, 25 were removed on administrative orders and 15 on judicial […] The post Chile’s Kast Launches First Deportation Flight as 2,180 Venezuelans Self-Deport appeared first on The R…
One of the 40 irregular migrants expelled on the first flight of the administration of José Antonio Kast was arrested in Colombia, after the local police found that he kept a warrant for the arrest in force for the crime of homicide. The subject was identified as Edison Andrés Saavedra Laiseca, who recorded two arrest warrants issued by Colombian courts, for the crimes of homicide and theft. As a result, the Chilean Investigative Police coordina…
Chile launches deportation flights under Kast with 40 migrants expelled to Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia
The government of Chilean President José Antonio Kast carried out its first deportation flight of irregular migrants on Thursday, expelling 40 people on a Chilean Air Force (FACh) Boeing 737 that made stops in Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia. The 19 Colombians, the last group to disembark, arrived in Bogotá shortly after 8:00 p.m. local time. The 17 Bolivians and four Ecuadorians were dropped off previously in La Paz and Guayaquil, respectively. Ea
By Cristopher Ulloa, CNN en Español This Thursday took off from Santiago the first plane with 40 migrants expelled from Chile by the government of President José Antonio Kast. The measure seeks to fulfill one of its main campaign promises: to expel more than 300,000 migrants in an irregular situation from the southern country, most of them from Venezuela. However, on this first flight there was no Venezuelan citizen. “We were given a country wit…
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