Venezuela will welcome back its migrants, Maduro says
Briefly

President Trump declared a national emergency at the US-Mexico border, resulting in troop deployment to aid immigration agents, affecting migrant access. Following the cancellation of migrant entry appointments under the new administration, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro urged migrants to return home. He emphasized that returning migrants would regain respect and family ties, highlighting a government plan for repatriation initiated in 2018. The CBP One app's discontinuation led many applicants to face appointment cancellations, illustrating the changing immigration landscape amid heightened tensions and criticism of Maduro's presidency.
Everyone will return so we can be happy in this land - working, producing and hugging each other. And you will also have back the most sacred right: the right to party.
Venezuela is waiting for migrants to return home... returning migrants would "recover many things: respect as human beings. But also their right to come and party with their families, their friends."
Read at euronews
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