Secretary of State Marco Rubio says Trump will not be “radicalized” by Maduro
Secretary of State Marco Rubio denied concerns about the legalization of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro after administration officials traveled to Caracas in late January.
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade asked Rubio on Wednesday’s radio show Ric Grenell’s Travel The trip to the country and his meeting with the dictator led to the return of six Americans to their hometown.
The Maduro regime also agreed to recapture Venezuelans, including members of the Tren de Alagua gang who illegally entered the United States.
Rubio explained that Venezuela has an obligation to accept international law to accept foreign nationals who are illegal and illegal in another country.
Nearly 200 Venezuelan illegal immigrants detained in Guantanamo Bay were sent home
He said on the Brian Kilmeade Show: “Remember, Venezuela stops deportation flights because they want to blackmail Joe Biden. Donald Trump will not be blackmailed. President Trump will not be blackmailed by them.”
The U.S. government is Controversial 2024 elections Seeing the long-time president earned a third, six-year semester.
The president of Nicolas Maduro, Venezuela, will hold his annual speech at Teatro Teresa Carreno on January 15, 2025 in Caracas, Venezuela. ((Photo of Jesus Vargas/Getty Image))
Vedant Patel, a former deputy spokesman for the State Department, said last year there were “serious concerns” about the election, and the result “does not reflect the will and vote of the Venezuelan people.”
Rubio responded to Patel’s point of view, saying he still believed Maduro was a “terrible dictator.”
“He allowed Iran to run out in Venezuela. He allowed the Chinese to operate outside Venezuela. He threatened his neighbors in the area. He drowned our gang members and for us the Tren dearagua gang members who we do in this country.”
Listen to Secretary of State Rubio’s interview on “The Brian Kilmead Show”:
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“Why do we want people like this there? We won’t openly discuss what our work will be in this regard. But he is still the same threat he is today, i.e. he’s two years ago, three years ago, four years ago. That will have to be dealt with.”
The robbery of alleged members of Venezuelan Tren de Aragua appears in a blurry image of an accused gang member in Denver.
President Donald Trump Announced on his Truth Social Platform On Wednesday afternoon, the United States is ending Chevron’s Venezuelan oil license, which is largely regarded as the regime’s currency lifeline.
“We here reverse the concession of the bent Joe Biden, Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela, to Nicolás Maduro of Venezuela, which is dated November 26, 2022, which is also related to the election conditions within Venezuela, which has not yet been granted to the election conditions in Venezuela.”
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“In addition, the regime has not yet delivered them to our country (the kind United States) to the violent criminals back to Venezuela at the fast speed they agreed to.”
