Venezuelans in U.S. facing immigration limbo feel it's still not safe to return

January 14, 2026

Venezuelans in the U. S. are grappling with uncertainty about their immigration status following the capture of former President Nicolás Maduro, who remains jailed in New York City. While some celebrated his ouster, many fear returning to Venezuela due to ongoing instability and danger under the current regime.

Venezuelans in U.S. facing immigration limbo feel it's still not safe to return

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Nicolás Maduro has been captured and is currently imprisoned in New York City.
Many Venezuelan migrants in the U. S. feel unsafe returning to Venezuela despite Maduro's ouster.
Asylum-seekers express concerns about the ongoing instability in Venezuela.
Uncertain immigration statuses contribute to fears among Venezuelans in the U. S.
Celebrations over Maduro's capture are overshadowed by concerns for safety in Venezuela.

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Venezuelans in U.S. facing immigration limbo feel it's still not safe to return

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Venezuelans in U.S. facing immigration limbo feel it's still not safe to return

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