US deports Venezuelans for the first time since deadly earthquakes in June
The United States deported more than 100 Venezuelans on a repatriation flight for the first time since late June, following deadly earthquakes in Venezuela. This marks a resumption of deportations that had been paused since the natural disasters struck the South American nation.
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