Venezuela immigrants in South Florida said they felt that the Trump administration decided to end thousands of legal protection decisions to escape the dictatorship and seek asylum.
The new regulations planned this week will end the temporary protection status (TPS) as the Venezueer of 300,000 Venezles in early April.
At present, the protection measures for the second group of about 250,000 Venezuelas have been extended to September, but it seems likely to be deleted now.
The Trump administration’s move is a long -term transformation of US policy, which has expanded TPS to more than 500,000 Venezles.
At the NBC meeting Sunday, Kristi Noem, Minister of Land and Safety, said she believed the name had been abused.
She said: “Remember, Venezuela deliberately emptied their prisons, emptied their mental health facilities, and sent them to the United States of America.”
Venezuela began to move to the United States in large quantities in the 1980s. In recent decades, people have escaped the political and economic turmoil of Hugo Chavez and Nicholas Madro.
Nearly 400,000 people who have left Venezuela now live in Florida.
Adlys Ferro, director of the core group of Venezuela, said many of their community members voted to support Trump, but they are now facing deportation.
Fero said: “We are here here, and it is a small business owner.”
Fero added that the Venezuelars were exiled here: “In fact, TPS is a legal and correct method for obtaining a legal method in the United States, obtaining our work permit, having social insurance numbers, and buying houses.”
The largest Venezuela population in Florida is located in Dorra, a suburb of Miami. Ferro and other radicals held a press release on Monday, February 3, but did not want any TPS receiver to speak loudly. They are worried that they may be deported by federal immigration authorities.
In the Presidential election in 2024, Donald Trump won voting in Miami-Dade County, which depends to a large extent on Spanish voting, including the Intonality Venezuela Americans Essence
This is one of the reasons why Ferro and many others say they are shocked and disappointed.
Fero said, “Sell.” “They used us. During the campaign, the Republican election officials actually told us that he would not touch the recorded person. Together.'”
Carlos Pereira, a Venezuelan American American, who lives in Dolet, said many of his friends and neighbors were crazy about the changes in the upcoming policy. He said, “They are frustrated.” “They are scared, cover, and hide.” For them, he said that eliminating TPS “will be a tragedy.”
Num pointed out in the “Draft of the Rules” that allowing Venezuelas to stay in the United States not only meets the interests of the US country in a temporary protection state.
Watch Venezuela Americans in the video below.
very good #Venezula #Americans Betrayed in the south #Florida And respond #trump card The TPS (temporarily protected identity) was revoked to 350,000 Venezuela. I can only say #Wetriedtelya pic.twitter.com/ewucwiytu8
-BMB Authorized Network (@BMBEMPOWER) February 4, 2025
