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AP: U.S. Border Patrol Encounters Record Number Venezuelans


30 Jun 2021
A record number of Venezuelan migrants, 7,484, arrived at the border illegally in May, and nearly all will be allowed to stay as refugees, the Associated Press (AP) revealed recently.
Authorities cannot deport those deemed ineligible for refugee status because the U.S. joined dozens of other countries in recognizing Juan Guaidó as Venezuela’s rightful leader in 2019, breaking diplomatic relations with socialist dictator Nicolas Maduro.
As a result, U.S. air travel to Venezuela is not allowed, not even charter flights, making deportations difficult.
Venezuelan migrants who cross the U.S. border illegally and request asylum, dubbed “pandemic refugees” by AP, enjoy certain privileges compared to other Latin American migrants due to “firmer financial standing, higher education levels and U.S. policies that have failed to remove Maduro but nonetheless made deportation all but impossible,” the news outlet reported, adding: ....

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Venezuelans uproot again to come to US, driven by pandemic


Driven by pandemic, Venezuelans uproot again to come to US
They’re fleeing turmoil in the country with the world’s largest oil reserves and pandemic-induced pain across South America.
Author: Associated Press
Updated: 1:51 PM MDT June 28, 2021
Marianela Rojas huddles in prayer with fellow migrants after trudging across a slow-flowing stretch of the Rio Grande and nearly collapsing when she stepped on American soil for the first time.
I won t say it again, interrupts a U.S. Border Patrol agent, giving orders in Spanish for Rojas and a group of 14 other Venezuelans to get into a detention van. Only passports and money in your hands. Everything else earrings, chains, rings, watches in your backpacks. ....

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