Venezuela emitió este lunes una “alerta de viaje” a sus ciudadanos que se desplacen o hagan tránsito por EE.UU. “sobre los riegos y condiciones” que, asegura, “podrían enfrentar en ese país”, tras la reciente deportación de migrantes a El Salvador, bajo la Ley de Enemigos Extranjeros invocada por el presidente estadounidense, Donald Trump.
Venezuela issued a travel alert for its citizens traveling to or transiting through the United States, citing risks like arbitrary detentions, deportations, confiscation of assets, and discriminatory treatment. This follows the deportation of Venezuelan migrants from the U.S. to El Salvador under a law invoked by Donald Trump. Venezuela denounces the deportations as "kidnapping" and claims the migrants' rights were violated, accusing the U.S. of "criminalizing" Venezuelan migrants and restricting fundamental rights. The Maduro administration calls on the international community to address these practices.