WSJ
En este suburbio de Miami, el apoyo a la campaña de presión del presidente Trump contra el líder venezolano Nicolás Maduro está causando ansiedad por la represión migratoria del gobierno. Por Wall Street Journal Los residentes de Doral, hogar de la comunidad venezolana más grande de Estados Unidos, están llenos de esperanzas de que el […]
TL;DR
- Venezuelan residents in Doral, Florida, a city nicknamed 'Little Venezuela,' overwhelmingly support President Trump's pressure campaign against Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro.
- Many residents express a desire for Maduro's removal, with some even offering to participate in operations to overthrow him.
- Despite support for Trump's Venezuela policy, a significant concern exists regarding the administration's immigration policies, which could lead to the deportation of Venezuelans.
- The Trump administration has intensified deportations, sending over 13,200 Venezuelans back to their home country since Trump took office.
- Fear of deportation has impacted Doral's economy, leading to decreased business traffic and a downturn in the real estate market.
- Political analysts suggest that Trump's strict immigration restrictions have eroded some of his support among Venezuelans in Doral.
- Advocates are critical of Secretary of State Marco Rubio for his role in supporting the end of Temporary Protected Status for Venezuelans.