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1 week ago | 
centrotampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
Al menos 50 venezolanos que fueron deportados y enviados a una prisión de máxima seguridad en El Salvador llegaron legalmente a Estados Unidos y nunca violaron las leyes migratorias, según un nuevo análisis del Instituto Cato, un centro de estudios libertario. El informe recopiló testimonios familiares, documentos de entrada y declaraciones de testigos para determinar cómo ingresaron al país y qué pudo haber motivado su detención. "El gobierno los llama a todos 'extranjeros ilegales'.
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1 week ago | 
tampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
At least 50 Venezuelans who were deported and sent to a maximum security prison in El Salvador came to the United States legally and never violated immigration law, according to a new analysis from the libertarian Cato Institute. The report compiled family accounts, along with entry documents and witness testimony, to determine how they crossed into the United States and what likely led to their detention.
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
At least 50 Venezuelans who were deported and sent to a maximum security prison in El Salvador came to the United States legally and never violated immigration law, according to a new analysis from the libertarian Cato Institute. The report compiled family accounts, along with entry documents and witness testimony, to determine how they crossed into the United States and what likely led to their detention.
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1 week ago | 
centrotampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
La administración Trump está ofreciendo $1,000 a las personas que decidan abandonar el país. Como parte del Proyecto Regreso a Casa (Project Homecoming), funcionarios federales adaptaron CBP One, una aplicación utilizada durante el gobierno del presidente Joe Biden para gestionar la llegada de más de un millón de inmigrantes, y la transformaron en una herramienta llamada CBP Home. Ahora, ayuda a las personas a iniciar el proceso de autodeportación voluntaria.
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2 weeks ago | 
sun-sentinel.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
TAMPA — Liyanara Sanchez was checking her phone last week when a Venezuelan friend living in Chile sent her a short video through WhatsApp of a group of Venezuelans in a maximum security prison in El Salvador. The men stood, making a hand signal for help while looking into the camera and shouting: “Help!” “Venezuela!” and “Freedom!”In the video, Sanchez recognized the face and voice of her husband, Frengel Reyes, 24. The footage is the only evidence the Tampa woman has that her husband is alive.
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2 weeks ago | 
centrotampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
TALLAHASSEE - Liyanara Sánchez estaba revisando su teléfono la semana pasada cuando un amigo venezolano que vive en Chile le envió un breve video por WhatsApp de un grupo de venezolanos en una prisión de máxima seguridad en El Salvador. Los hombres estaban de pie, haciendo una señal de ayuda con la mano mientras miraban a la cámara y gritaban: "¡Ayuda!" "¡Venezuela!" y "¡Libertad!"En el video, Sánchez reconoció la cara y la voz de su esposo, Frengel Reyes, de 24 años.
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2 weeks ago | 
tampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
Liyanara Sanchez was checking her phone last week when a Venezuelan friend living in Chile sent her a short video through WhatsApp of a group of Venezuelans in a maximum security prison in El Salvador. The men stood, making a hand signal for help while looking into the camera and shouting: “Help!” “Venezuela!” and “Freedom!”In the video, Sanchez recognized the face and voice of her husband, Frengel Reyes, 24. The footage is the only evidence the Tampa woman has that her husband is alive.
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3 weeks ago | 
yahoo.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
SEMINOLE — On a quiet afternoon at her nail salon in Seminole, Liudmyla Nikohosian gently held a client’s hand while applying a layer of gel to make her nails strong and shiny. A flower arrangement sat in the corner. A flat-screen TV streamed videos of European cities as soft music played in the background. When clients asked for water or an espresso, Nikohosian brought it with a Ferrero Rocher chocolate wrapped in gold foil.
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3 weeks ago | 
tampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
SEMINOLE — On a quiet afternoon at her nail salon in Seminole, Liudmyla Nikohosian gently held a client’s hand while applying a layer of gel to make her nails strong and shiny. A flower arrangement sat in the corner. A flat-screen TV streamed videos of European cities as soft music played in the background. When clients asked for water or an espresso, Nikohosian brought it with a Ferrero Rocher chocolate wrapped in gold foil.
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1 month ago | 
tampabay.com | Juan Carlos Chavez |Juan Chávez
As the world reacted to Thursday’s historic news that an American, Robert Prevost, would lead the Roman Catholic Church as Pope Leo XIV, Catholics in Tampa Bay and across Florida joined in the moment. Bishop Gregory Parkes of the Diocese of Saint Petersburg invited Catholics to pray in support of the new pope. “May God bless our new Holy Father,” Parkes said in a statement.
