Venezuelans Deported to El Salvador by U.S. Denied Due Process, Says Top Lawmaker
Venezuela's National Assembly President Jorge Rodriguez said on Monday that Venezuelans deported over the weekend to El Salvador by the United States have been denied due process. The lawmaker added during a press conference that the people deported under a Trump administration claim that they belong to the Tren de Aragua gang are not known to have committed any crimes in the United States or El Salvador,
The Venezuelans “don’t have to go home, but you can’t stay here,” added Leavitt, quoting the lyrics of the hit song “Closing ...
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Lawyer Says Venezuelan Client Was 'Disappeared' After Trump Invoked Alien Enemies Act: 'We Are Horrified'Lawyer Lindsay Toczylowski took to social media to detail how her group's client, a Venezuelan asylum seeker, was ...
"And to think that people are now being sent there without due process, Ana, that part is definitely unprecedented. And it ...
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List of Countries: Trump's New Travel Ban More Than Triples Size of His First Term BanPresident Donald Trump is unrolling the unwelcome mat on a far larger scale than the traval ban he imposed during his first ...
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With Trump, the Chaos Is the PointTrump thinks that having an unpredictable foreign policy will give the U.S. an upper hand. Foreign leaders need to prepare ...
President Trump said he would speak with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Tuesday about the war in Ukraine, noting ...
Venezuela has agreed to resume accepting deportation flights from the U.S., according to Richard Grenell, a special envoy to ...
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