Venezuela Says Deal Reached to Resume US Deportation Flights of Illegal Immigrants
By Melanie Sun Venezuela has said it will once again accept U.S. repatriation flights carrying its nationals deported for illegally entering the United States. Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro announced that a deal had been reached in a televised address on Saturday. “Tomorrow, thanks to the government’s perseverance, we’ll resume flights to continue rescuing and freeing migrants…
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