U.S. Sends Back 203 Venezuelan Migrants Under Return Pact
(MENAFN) On Tuesday, 203 Venezuelan migrants were sent back from the United States as part of the Venezuelan government's Return to the Homeland Plan, which focuses on aiding vulnerable citizens in returning safely.
This group—comprising 168 men, 29 women, and six minors—landed at Simon Bolivar International Airport, where officials greeted them and completed routine entry protocols.
Marking the 37th flight under the bilateral pact between Caracas and Washington, this operation reflects ongoing cooperation: the U.S. deports Venezuelan migrants while Venezuela handles their reintegration process.
Authorities emphasized that the program backs returnees with social initiatives aimed at supporting their reintegration and safeguarding their right to a secure return.
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