The Customs Immigration and Control Service (ICE) stopped an expolition of Caracas, who illegally resided in the United States, for its criminal processing, after being condemned by conspiracy to commit electronic fraud, the office reported of execution and removal operations (ero) of Miami.
Ero Miami is an ICE division that is in charge of Identify, arrest and deport people that are found in the United States illegally, focusing on those that represent a safety risk.
The authorities offered the information via X, without offering more details about the identity of the Venezuelan or how its case will continue.
From his return to the White House, President Donald Trump has signed executive orders In order to reform the American immigration system, for example, with the temporary suspension of refugee income.
Trump also prohibited asylum application at the country’s borders. ICE, on the other hand, received indications of increasing express deportations and strengthening surveillance in communities where immigrants are mostly residing.
To Former Caracas Police Officer & Illegal Alien from Venezuela was arrested @Eromiami Criminal Prosecutions &, after conviction for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. pic.twitter.com/nyykgfvub
– Ero Miami (@eromiami) Februry 9, 2025
Deportation flights will return to Venezuela
Deportation flights to Venezuela from the United States will begin “within the next 30 days”, Tom Homan announced, border tsar by President Donald Trump, in an interview with The New York Times.
This would be the beginning of a schedule for the plan that seeks to deport hundreds of Venezuelan migrants in the North American country. The measure is part of an agreement between the Trump administration and the regime of Nicolás Maduro, to whom the United States does not recognize as president of Venezuela.
Criticism of Trump’s policies
The NGO Prova said that the migration policies of deportation of President Trump put at risk the Venezuelans that fled from the country following the economic crisis and repression.
“Those who have escaped from the serious human rights crisis in Venezuela must be accepted as refugees and, in that sense, they should be subjects of protection measures by the receiving states.” This was indicated by the non -governmental organization in X.
Prova warned about “the possible summary and remote deportations of the United States.
He also considered that “the acts of discrimination, stigmatization and criminalization against these people” could “aggravate” the “vulnerability condition” of migrants.
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