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Trump administration deports more than 200 Venezuelans as judge orders them returned - Stabroek News

WASHINGTON, (Reuters) The Trump administration has deported over 200 Venezuelans from the United States to a sprawling prison in El Salvador, even as a federal judge ordered their return to the U.S.

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