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Nah, but the battle to protect Venezuelan migrants is still alive and kicking in U.S. courts.

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14,000 migrants, mostly from Venezuela, have returned to South America since Trump slashed access to asylum.

It marks radical shift in one of the biggest mass migrations in the world.

Here's the route they take to return, and where they're going

For @AP https://t.co/8G4L4yc1XW pic.twitter.com/Jf0xRC4brY
— Megan Janetsky (@meganjanetsky) August 29, 2025

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🫓 While downplaying the possibility of an invasion, the new @axios story is utter psychological horror aimed at Maduro & Co.

“The prevailing administration hope is that Maduro negotiates an exit or is assassinated by members of the military…” 👇 pic.twitter.com/kYLxLLTHmY
— Caracas Chronicles (@CaracasChron) August 29, 2025