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That decision means about 348,000 Venezuelans could face deportation and the loss of work permits next ... citing high levels ...

Since Trump took office, the United States has struck new agreements with multiple countries to accept third-country migrants — and in the case of Venezuela, restarted deportation flights.

The deal would have smoothed the way for Trump’s deportation plans because Venezuelans are one of the biggest groups of unauthorized migrants in the U.S., and Maduro had long refused to accept them.