Five Venezuelan Children Reunited with Families After Return from U.S. Deportation

Five Venezuelan children were reunited with their families after being deported from the United States, highlighting ongoing human rights issues surrounding immigration policies.

• On November 7, five Venezuelan children returned to their homeland aboard flight 84 as part of the government plan Vuelta a la Patria, which also brought back 200 deported migrants.
• These children were previously separated from their families in the United States, raising critical concerns about human rights and the treatment of migrants, especially in Texas.
• The return emphasizes the Venezuelan governments commitment to supporting its citizens, as many families face trauma and challenges related to the separation and the risk of rape during migration.