Venezuelan migrants deceitfully taken to Martha's Vineyard from Texas could get U.S. visas as compensation
The event took place in 2022. They could get the benefit as a result of being "victims of crime"
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The event took place in 2022. They could get the benefit as a result of being "victims of crime"
The migrants applied last year for a special type of visa designated for crime victims -- known as a U-visa -- after they claimed they were duped into boarding charter flights from San Antonio, Texas to the upmarket liberal enclave in Massachusetts with the false promises of jobs and housing.
The federal government is allowing the immigrants to get work authorization and be protected from deportation as potential victims of a crime.
A federal judge in Boston ruled Monday that migrants flown to Martha's Vineyard by Florida governor Ron Desantis nearly two years ago can now sue the charter flight company that transported them.
The migrants were promised work and housing opportunities