Venezuela Resumes US Deportation Flights Amid Trump Policy Changes

The Trump administration's recent decision to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for over 350,000 Venezuelans has left many feeling betrayed and vulnerable to deportation. This policy shift has sparked outrage within the Venezuelan community in the U.S., particularly among those who had previously supported Trump's administration, hoping for protection from the regime of Nicolás Maduro. Activists argue that the termination of TPS could separate families and endanger those who have built lives in America, as many face immediate deportation. Meanwhile, the Venezuelan government has resumed repatriation flights for deportees from the U.S. after negotiations between Trump's special envoy and Maduro's government. Critics of the policy highlight the irony of Trump's outreach to Maduro while neglecting the plight of Venezuelan Americans who supported him. The community remains defiant and is exploring legal avenues to contest the deportation orders that now threaten their status.