Chevron Out?

Maybe, but hold on. Trump may still negotiate a new oil deal with Maduro, as he’s doing with everyone else

Chevron license termination could lead to new oil export pact in Venezuela, sources say https://t.co/rcYVgF63cu
— Francisco J. Monaldi (@fmonaldi) February 27, 2025

SCOOP: A group of military contractors, including Erik Prince, has pitched the White House on a proposal to carry out mass deportations through “processing camps” on military bases, a fleet of 100 planes, and a private “small army” https://t.co/ss8b6nvBJL @DashaBurns @MyahWard
— Dave Brown (@dave_brown24) February 25, 2025

Erik Prince is at it again, this time offering his services to arrest and forcibly intern Venezuelan migrants in “processing camps”

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🫓 Again: If the U.S. indeed removes the oil licenses and this is not backed by a plan to remove Maduro quickly… this is bound to backfire big time.

Also, it doesn’t make sense to make this move without backtracking the TPS decision or offering a better alternative + a huge…
— Caracas Chronicles (@CaracasChron) February 27, 2025

What a 180 degree turn by Trump. First his envoy meets with Maduro, gets 6 American hostages back. Those pushing for normalization appeared to be on top. Suddenly, Trump pulls licenses for Chevron—a major blow against Maduro. And now Don Jr. has this 👇 https://t.co/42LSuTIAZq
— Juan Forero (@WSJForero) February 26, 2025

Link to the full interview

Just a day after our interview, Maduro’s thugs target @MariaCorinaYA , under my father’s leadership America isn’t going to put up with these BS intimidation tactics any longer https://t.co/5IeVehtUIu
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) February 27, 2025

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