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Venezuela has agreed to resume flights for deported migrants who unlawfully entered the US, according to a senior US diplomat Richard Grenell. The flights are expected to start on Friday, following a pause in repatriation flights that began last month. This decision comes after a meeting between Grenell and Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro in late January, during which they discussed migrant deportations among other issues.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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