The Trump administration covets Venezuela’s oil reserves, and the implications for the planet could be serious.

New York Times - WorldCenter-LeftEN 6 min read 100% complete by David GellesJanuary 6, 2026 at 11:34 PM

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Following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro, Venezuelan migrants in New York City gathered to discuss the implications for their future. The meeting took place at a Methodist church on the Upper West Side, where attendees debated the consequences of America's actions in Venezuela. New York City became a focal point of the Venezuelan immigration crisis between 2022 and 2024, with tens of thousands of migrants arriving. Many migrants, like Xiomara, expressed hope that Trump's actions would improve conditions in Venezuela, while others worried about potential deportation. Meanwhile, at a Venezuelan restaurant in Jackson Heights, Queens, patrons discussed the possibility of returning to their homeland.

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venezuela 100% venezuelan migrants 90% immigration 80% asylum seekers 70% donald trump 70% new york city 60% political intervention 50% deportation 50% joseph r. biden jr. 40%

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