Six Americans Released from Detention in Venezuela After Meeting Between Maduro and Trump Envoy Richard Grenell

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Six Americans freed in Venezuela after Trump envoy meets with Maduro

Friday’s prisoner release came after a meeting between Grenell and Maduro, which had been expected to cover the deportation of Venezuelan nationals from the US. Trump has prioritized his campaign promise of mass deportations but Maduro has refused to take Venezuelan nationals back – and the US has generally been unable to send Venezuelans back because of frosty relations.

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Trump's special missions envoy, Ric Grenell, returns from Venezuela with six freed US hostages

Ric Grenell, President Donald Trump's envoy for special missions, confirmed via his X account that he is returning to the United States with six freed U.S. hostages after an express trip to Caracas, the capital of Venezuela, where the senior official met with dictator Nicolas Maduro, Venezuelan Foreign Minister Yvan Gil and Jorge Rodriguez, a top leader of the Chavista leadership.

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Trump Praises Grenell for Release of Six Hostages from Venezuela

Donald Trump Tweet: Just been informed that we are bringing six hostages home from Venezuela. Thank you to Ric Grenell and my entire staff. Great job!

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