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Security Homeland Sec. Kristin Noem has suspended deportation protections to approximately 600,000 Venezuelans living in the United States, investing in extent provided by virtue of Biden administration.
Noem’s order on Tuesday, signed the same day that he gave his initial statements to the National Security Department staff, affects several groups of Venezuelans.
President Biden gave a temporary protected state (TPS) to Venezuelans at various points during his administration, a deportation protection for those who cannot return to his country due to a discomfort or a natural disaster.
In an interview with Fox News on Wednesday morning, Noem re -referred to migrants as “dirt bags” and failed in Biden’s administration to expand his protections.
Noem said that the new order shows that “we were not going to follow what he did to tie our hands, that we will follow the process, we will evaluate all these people who are in our country, including the Venezuelans here.,
NoEM’s order fails a “new” approach to his predecessor, Alejandro Maykas to expand the protection with his order of January 10, calling his “fine and inappropriate analysis developed”.
The Mayorkas Order effectively consolidated groups of Venezuelans who received protections at different times.
With Noem’s vacancy, Venezuelans who received TPS in 2021 will be able to stay in the country until September, while those who received protections in 2023 will be able to retain them until April.
“This is an outrage! Venezuela is currently a violent dictatorship. Thousands have fled to Florida to join family members here through the TPS program, “Ref. Darren Soto (D-FLA.) wrote Ax.
“They help our economy and part of our community. This will be a death sentence for many. “
Under the leadership of President Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela has seen a mass exodus of his population.
At least 7.7 million people had fled the country from last year, a figure that several groups have been estimated to be between 20 and 25 percent of the total population.
Maduro has been defendant of obstructing his loss in the most recent presidential election, with Edmundo González currently recognized by the United States as elected president of Venezuela.
In addition to political discomfort, the country faces a widespread food scarcity.
