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Venezuela will face “severe and growing penalties” if you refuse to accept its citizens who have been deported from the United States, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Tuesday.
The hard warning comes as the Trump administration It seeks to increase the deportations of Venezuelans who live illegally in the United States and need a temporary residence program for hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans, which could pave the way for them to lose their legal status.
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Many of those with protected status emigrated to the United States amid the economic collapse of Venezuela under the authoritarian government of President Nicolás Maduro.
“Venezuela is obliged to accept its repatriated citizens of the US.
The threat occurred days after Richard Grenelll, President Donald Trump’s special envoy, in charge of ensuring the release of six American citizens imprisoned in Venezuela, said the Maduro government had agreed to accept repatriation flights.
Maduro agreed to accept his citizens after initially refusing to do so.
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Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro (left) and Secretary of State Framework Rubio (right). Rubio threatened Venezuela with new sanctions if he does not accept his citizens. (Getty Images / Fox News Digital)
In February, Trump finished a permission to export oil to allow Chevron to export the oil of Venezuela to the United States by doing so, Trump said the Maduro government had not complied with the reference points to promote free and fair elections.
The Trump administration is struggling to deport Venezuelans gangs Back to your country. During the weekend, 238 members of Venezuelan gangs were transferred to a high security prison in El Salvador despite the order of a federal judge who temporarily blocks deportations.
During an interview at Fox News Radio, Rubio thanked the president of El Salvadoran, Nayib Bukele, for accepting migrants.
“Venezuela should take them, but they refuse to take them. And so, we are fortunate to have a friend like President Bukele who, as part of my meeting with him, said we will take them by a fraction of what they have trouble shaking them in their own prison system,” he said.
The president of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, pronounces a speech against the Miraflores presidential palace in Caracas on January 10, 2025. (Pedro Rances Mattey/Anadolu through Getty Images)
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“I think it was very useful that El Salvador He did it for us and President Bukele, and we are grateful for it. And frankly, I feel that we should continue to do so, “he added.
