The Trump administration’s latest immigrant shake -up sent trembling through the Venezuela community.
The Trump administration has canceled a temporary protective position of almost 350,000 Venezuela in the United States. This is the end of the protection in 60 days, not in October. The affected people no longer have temporary protection from TPS expulsion or labor permit.
Venezuela’s activist Beatrice Orabaria said, “Return will almost commit suicide.” Many Venezuelans have escaped in the crackdown on the government protest against the government and the struggle of basic products such as food and medicine.
“Some of the people here are talking about the situation of Venezuela everywhere, and they will be imprisoned in Venezuela,” Orabaria told NBC6 South Florida.
The latest cancellation of TPS is part of the continuous efforts for President Donald Trump to exile large -scale abroad, and has expelled immigrants without permanent legal status. Trump pledged in his campaign to target violent criminals, but those with TPS must have permission to be here and be eligible to pass the criminal history.
TPS has been given to US immigrants who cannot return to their country due to natural disasters and political severe changes. TPS does not provide a path to citizenship, and the administration can issue or terminate the national TPS designation.
“I was betrayed”
“We are betrayed. We feel betrayed. We are more than betrayed. Aidilusfero, an executive director of Cocas, a Venezella -like American in Florida, is due to the large population of Venezuela. He stated that he was an executive director on the outskirts of Southern Florida called “Dralsuelas”.
“I live a legal life in the United States,” said TPS holders at a Monday press conference. “We are not here as we have come as a tourist. We are here, because we were kicked out of our country.
In November, the United States acknowledged Edmund Gonzales as a Venezuela presidential election and joined other countries. However, incumbent President Nicholas Maduro asserted the victory.
The US Department of State has reissued “not traveling” consultation last September. US citizens warned that they wouldn’t travel to Venezuela to avoid traveling to Venezuela. Infrastructure. “In particular, the warning states that gasoline, electricity, water, medicine, and medical supplies continue.
The end of the TPS will continue last week with the Venezuela, Richard Grenel, and Maduro’s messenger. Grenel has returned with six Americans detained in Venezuela. The two also discussed immigration and sanctions. Venezuela officials said they would not resume legal cooperation to bring the members of Toren de Aragua gangs back to Venezuela.
President Trump said in the truth on Friday that Venezuela had agreed to regain the expulsion of abroad, but the Benezuela has not confirmed it.
It ends legally, but we are facing the task
The Secretary of Land Security has the authority to end the TPS, said Elizabeth Taufa, a senior lawyer and strategist of the Immigration Law Resource Center. However, she said that because people rely on the decision to plan their lives, they need continuity between governments. Many of these Venezuelan people were told that there were 18 months in January, but now they have noticed only two months before losing the TPS status.
“It is a kind of whiplash that the same government has not improved things in Venezuela in January. Two weeks later, Venezuela says things will definitely work,” said Taufa. 。
Ferro from South Florida said that her group was planning a lawsuit. Trump targeted TPS in his first term, and the court continued to fight the court, but in 2020, the appeal court ruled that he could end TPS. Many TPS holders have lived in fear since Trump’s re -election.
Rafael Streub, a conservative Latin group that supports the election of the Republican Party, said Rafael Strev, a communication director of the Bienbenide, said that the reduction of TPS was “trying to understand both concerns at intersections.”
Born in the United States, Benezuela’s parents, stated that he had a family in this country and his family was affected by the national political and economic crisis.
“I supported President Trump, like many Venezuela, and I believed he would take a stronger attitude to the Maduro administration,” he said.
However, he said with the Ministry of State that the government agency was confused by the DHS statement in a note that the government agency concluded that there were significant improvements in some fields, such as economy, public health, and crimes.
“I think there is room for discussions. Based on what I am lived there, the situation has not been improved economically. If it is true, it is a lot. The people will continue to leave the country’s largest.
Trump had a heavy support in the Venezuela community, but some were in his previous term in his tough position against Maduro. However, the increase in arrival after the Pandemic of Venezuela, who is seeking asylum, causes the community to divide and look at hawks with other Americans.
A few hours before taking the end of the first term, Trump allowed Venezuela, who has postponed the enforced departure for 18 months, to protect another form. In July 2022, the expiration date, and the qualified people were able to apply to TPS.
The existence of a member of the US Tren de Aragua has helped to plant some caution on new arrivals.
In 2023, the main cities shelters were filled with a place like New York City, filling the nervous resources, and President Biden has been temporarily protected by all Venezuelan people who have lived in the United States since July 2023. We responded by giving. If they follow the exile process.
Venezuelans, affected by the Ministry of Land Security of TPS, affect those who have qualified in 2023. Their protection was scheduled to end in April this year, but Biden expanded until the fall of 2026. Trump’s DHS will register on Monday, when TPS will end in April, as the TPS is scheduled for the first time, as the TPS announced in the Federation.
Last week, the administration received it in 2021 and reduced the extended Venezuelan TPS until the fall of 2026. Trump ends TPS in September.
A limited number of people with TPS can pursue separate immigration routes for acquiring green cards, such as applying for asylum, marrying US citizens, and supported by employers and families. Masu.
STRUVE understands that Trump has a mission on immigration, but wants more considerations from the perspective of Latin American policy experts.
“We are looking at this branch from the perspective of how to do Venezuela’s situation. Christie Noem and the people of national land security want to attack it from an immigration perspective, but the facts of the problem. Is the best policy of the problem.
