US EditionMillions of Venezuelans scattered across Latin America cautiously watch what comes next
Colombia plans a tiered response to a surge in Venezuelan migrants, activating stages based on daily arrivals, non-return rates, and irregular status thresholds.
- This past week, Colombia's government circulated a Foreign Ministry draft prepared by the Directorate of Territorial Sovereignty and Border Development outlining a three-stage plan to respond to a potential migration emergency after the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro, amid 2.8 million Venezuelans already in Colombia.
- Deputy Foreign Minister Mauricio Jaramillo told the Permanent Council of the OAS the situation after Maduro's capture by U.S. forces could generate massive migration, prompting planning since early December.
- The plan sets numeric triggers beginning with 73,000 daily entries for stage one, with non-returns below 0.01%, stage two at 90,000 entries with 15% non-returns, and stage three above 120,000 entries with non-return rates over 25%.
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