In a recent development in Nigeria news, Venezuela received 199 migrants deported from the US as both nations resume deportation flights. Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello highlighted tense relations after the US accused Venezuela of flight refusal, countered by Caracas’ claim of US flight blockades. Flight discrepancies remain dependent on US initiatives. Read more
In further Abuja news and Lagos news, the US State Department anticipates consistent deportation flights, amid tension following Trump’s wartime law for deporting Venezuelans, linked to the Tren de Aragua, a gang deemed terrorists. Despite inclusion in mass deportation, Venezuela denies their gang involvement, claiming unfounded deportations based on assumed tattoo gang ties.
Key Takeaways:
- US-Venezuela deportation flights resumed, highlighted by strained diplomatic relations.
- The Tren de Aragua gang connection prompted controversy and mass deportations.
- Venezuela denies gang ties of migrants and calls for their rights in El Salvador.
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