Miami GOP Lawmakers Slam Joe Biden, Defend TPS for Venezuelans After SCOTUS Ruling

On the night of Wednesday to Thursday, hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans lost their Temporary Protection Status (TPS), which allows them to stay in the country, after the Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to revoke it on Monday.

Since 2013, approximately 9.1 million Venezuelans have emigrated, fleeing mainly from the deep economic and political crisis in the country. This figure, highlighted in a report by the Venezuelan Diaspora Observatory, is based on a study that covers 90 countries, 1,500 municipalities and 500 cities, and exceeds the nearly eight million displaced Venezuelans managed by the United Nations (UN). This migration represents one of the biggest crises i…

Miami GOP lawmakers slam Joe Biden, defend TPS for Venezuelans after SCOTUS ruling

Following a U.S. Supreme Court decision that stripped Temporary Protected Status (TPS) from hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants, three Republican members of Congress from Miami issued a forceful joint statement defending Venezuelan immigrants and blaming Joe Biden for the fallout. They did not mention that President Donald Trump, Biden’s predecessor and successor in the White House, is behind the TPS-removal policy. In a press release i…

By Rocío Muñoz-Ledo and Sol Amaya, CNN en Español Cecilia González Herrera's parents sold everything they owned in Caracas almost a decade ago, fleeing what they claim was political persecution in their native Venezuela. They were seeking peace and safety and believed they would find it in Central Florida. But the end of humanitarian programs under the Donald Trump administration puts hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan families, including hers,…

WASHINGTON— Carrying out mass deportations was a key war cry during Donald Trump's campaign for the U.S. presidency. Since the day he took office, his government has focused on how to make it happen. They have promoted their policy of going after "the worst of the worst," referring to people who have committed crimes in the country, while pressing some nations to accept migrants that the U.S. has difficulty deporting their home countries. They h…

Venezuelans in limbo as US court ends deportation protection

Denis Caldeira says he is in legal limbo since the US Supreme Court let the Trump administration strip him and 350,000 other Venezuelans of a special legal status that shielded them from deportation.