US EditionReturn to the Homeland Plan Repatriates 194 Venezuelan Migrants - teleSUR English
- On June 7, 2025, a plane transporting 192 Venezuelan individuals sent back from the United States landed at Simon Bolivar International Airport near Caracas.
- This event is part of a pattern since February 2025, during which Venezuela has received two to three weekly deportation flights from the US, some routed through Mexico.
- The group of returning migrants consisted of over one hundred fifty adult males, two dozen adult females, and ten children, all of whom underwent medical, legal, and social assessments in accordance with the Plan Vuelta a la Patria.
- Venezuela's Foreign Affairs Ministry condemned US visa restrictions on Venezuelan citizens as a 'new campaign of stigmatisation and criminalisation' with 'obvious political purposes.'
- As of 2025, Venezuela has processed 5,475 migrants returned through its Plan Vuelta a la Patria, and the government reaffirmed its strong dedication to protecting the rights and welfare of Venezuelan nationals wherever they may be.
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Return to the Homeland Plan Repatriates 194 Venezuelan Migrants - teleSUR English
As of June 1, the Bolivarian government has repatriated 5,341 migrants from Mexico and the United States. On Friday, the Return to the Homeland Plan facilitated the return of 194 Venezuelan migrants on a CONVIASA flight that transported 156 men, 26 women and 10 minors—two of whom were unaccompanied. RELATED: Nicolás Maduro denounces Trump’s immigration decree and defends Venezuelan migrants amid Aragua governor’s swearing-in Interior Minister Di…
Vuelta a la Patria Program: 150 Venezuelan Migrants Return from the US
A new batch of 150 Venezuelan nationals, among them 24 women and 126 men, repatriated from the United States and arriving via Honduras, have returned home to Venezuela. They landed at the Simón Bolívar International Airport, in La Guaira state, on Wednesday, June 4. The return of these Venezuelans was made possible thanks to the Return to the Homeland Plan, an initiative of the Venezuelan government, that has conducted 27 return flights this yea…
Simón Bolívar International Airport, located in Maiquetía, La Guaira State, received 150 Venezuelans from the United States via Honduras on Wednesday as part of the Plan Vuelta a la Patria, a governmental initiative that helps migrants returning to this South American country. READ ALSO: Venezuela denounces terrorist trainings in Ecuador to attack the Bolivarian people This flight, number 27, transported 24 women and 126 men on board the Airbus …
News of the Day and the Hour Latest News of today During the broadcast of the program “No Truco Ni Maña”, the general secretary of the United Socialist Party of Venezuela, Diosdado Cabello, explained the reasons why two minors arrived in the country without their parents or some family member on the last flight of the Plan Back to the Homeland, where 192 migrants returned from the United States. The political leader pointed out that the childre…
Caracas, Ven. /Agencia Xinhua. Another 192 Venezuelan migrants were deported from the United States arrived this Friday to the international airport of Maiquetía serving the city of Caracas, in an aircraft of U.S. license plate, reported the Ministry of People’s Power for Internal Relations, Justice and Peace of Venezuela. The entity detailed in a press release that 156 men, 26 women and 10 minors were travelling on the flight from the United St…
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