Venezuela, Donald Trump
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Hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan exiles are awaiting more certainty about the future of their home country and their status as immigrants.
The United States' military operation on Jan. 3 in Venezuela is of interest to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans living here, especially Florida.
The elimination of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans earlier this year was reckless, dangerous, and wrong,” Miami Mayor Elaine Higgins said Saturday in a statement. “The instability unfolding in Venezuela today makes it even clearer that the country remains unsafe for people to return.
Breddyn Raul Moncada Rincón was detained Monday morning U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. His colleagues at Capital District Latinos say he was working in Albany legally.
New details of deliberations show how aides with overlapping agendas drove the United States toward a militarized confrontation with Venezuela.
A new two-part feature documentary from ProPublica and FRONTLINE delves into the harrowing experiences of Venezuelan immigrants in the U.S., shedding light on the immense uncertainty clouding their futures as they navigate rapidly shifting immigration ...
In recent years, nearly a million Venezuelans have fled to the U.S. to escape their country’s political and economic turmoil under President Nicolás Maduro. More than 700,000 of them were granted temporary legal status through various programs under the ...
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — More than a decade after Venezuela’s economic collapse sent millions to flee abroad, U.S. President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown is driving many to return home, often to worse conditions than those they left.
The Trump administration is taking early steps that would allow for the reopening of the American embassy in Venezuela as the US looks to influence policy under new acting President Delcy Rodríguez.
Authorities said Tren de Aragua “terrorists” had taken over the building. A ProPublica investigation found little evidence to back up the government’s claims. For the first time, the Venezuelans arrested in a Chicago raid are telling their stories.