Live Updates: Venezuela Isn’t Ready for Elections, Trump Says
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Following the news of Nicolás Maduro's seizure, Venezuelan migrants in New York City gathered to discuss their future. The migrants, who arrived during the immigration crisis between 2022 and 2024, expressed mixed reactions, ranging from celebration and hope for returning home to concerns about potential deportation under President Trump's policies. A community organizer provided updates and facilitated discussions at St. Paul & St. Andrew United Methodist Church, where migrants also received donated clothing and supplies. Meanwhile, at a Venezuelan restaurant in Queens, patrons discussed the events and their potential impact on returning to Venezuela. The situation has left many in legal limbo, awaiting the outcome of their immigration cases.
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