The Latest Breaking News from Venezuela

The Trump administration is reportedly set to extend Chevron's deadline to cease operations in Venezuela after lobbying from the company

Lawyers representing Venezuelan deportees say the Trump administration has not presented evidence linking them to Tren de Aragua

According to Foro Penal, there are at least 68 foreign passport holders wrongfully detained in Venezuela, a record during the Maduro regime. They are used as leverage for foreign policy negotiations.

The administration has admitted that "many" Venezuelan deportees hold no criminal records in the U.S. but defended its decision to deport them anyway

The statement comes amid rising tensions between both countries, as the U.S. deported 238 Venezuelans with alleged ties to the "Tren de Aragua" gang to El Salvador on Saturday

President Donald Trump invoked the 1798 Alien Enemies Act on March 15, 2025, and deported about 200 Venezuelan immigrants his administration alleged have ties to a Venezuelan gang. U.S. District Court Judge James Bloasberg verbally issued an order that same day telling the government that the planes carrying the deportees…

ICE officials suggest a lack of information about immigrants summarily deported to the mega prison ‘highlights the risk they pose’

Ongoing lawsuit is challenging administration’s use of emergency wartime law to deport Venezuelans without due process

Lionel Messi won't feature for Argentina, but four other Inter Miami players will represent their national team's during the March international break.