Venezuelans in the U.S. Denounce “More Unstable” Immigration Situation Since Trump’s Return
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Veppex and Amavex questioned detentions of Venezuelans in the U.S. and asked Congress for guarantees, individual review and transparency in deportations.The entry Veppex and Amavex question detentions of Venezuelans in the U.S. #24Ago was first published in El Impulso.
The organizations underline how the elimination of the Temporary Protection Status (TPS), which protected more than 600,000 citizens, along with restrictions on humanitarian unemployment and the end of the automatic extension of work permits, has left thousands of nationals in a legal limbo. The post-NGO denounce before the U.S. Congress the deterioration of the migratory conditions of Venezuelans in the Trump era appeared first on EL NATIONALA.
Venezuelan exile organizations presented a report this Monday to the U.S. Congress and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, denouncing a "more unstable" migration situation since 2025, when President Donald Trump's second term began. The document, from the Organization of Venezuelan Political Persecuted Persons in Exile (VEPPEX) and the Association of Venezuelan [...] Venezuela's entry into the U.S. denounces "more unstable" migration situation since…
Venezuelan exile organizations presented on Monday August 24 to the U.S. Congress and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, a report denouncing a “more unstable” migratory situation since 2025, when President Donald Trump’s second term began. The document, from the Organization of Venezuelan Political Persecuted Persons in Exilio (Veppex) and the Multicultural Association of Activists Voice and Expression (Amavex), argues that migration decisions adop…
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