WASHINGTON — Deportations of Venezuelan migrants who illegally snuck into the US have resumed in the wake of the pre-dawn raid to capture strongman Nicolas Maduro during Operation Absolute Resolve. Late last week,

The U.S. sent hundreds of Venezuelan men to a Salvadoran mega-prison. Two of those men describe beatings that occurred during months imprisoned in "hell."

President Trump's newfound concern for Venezuelans has not translated into a reversal of Trump administration decisions to terminate Biden-era temporary protected status for Venezuelans already in the United States.

For Venezuelans living in the U.S., reactions to Trump's moves in the country they left behind — and the one that has taken them in — are as intense as they are complicated.

I’M CHRISTOPHER SALAS BACK TO YOU. VENEZUELAN EXILES LIVING IN THE UNITED STATES ARE NOW QUESTIONING WHAT WILL HAPPEN IN VENEZUELA, WHILE FEARING THE POSSIBILITY OF BEING UPROOTED ONCE AGAIN. WESH 2’S DAVID JONES IS JOINING US LIVE IN STUDIO TONIGHT.

Hundreds of Venezuelans participated Sunday, for the second day in a row, in a rally in central Madrid in support of the U.S. capture of their deposed president Nicolás Maduro. (AP Video by Alicia Leon Perea) John Calipari, Dan Hurley among latest college ...