In a controversial move, President Trump announced the end of a temporary immigration program for Venezuelans, leading to uncertainty and fear within the community. The decision comes as part of the administration's crackdown on illegal immigration, despite pleas from advocates to extend protections for those fleeing the crisis in Venezuela.

The program, known as Temporary Protected Status (TPS), allowed thousands of Venezuelans to stay in the United States and work legally. However, the Trump administration deemed that conditions in Venezuela have improved enough to justify ending the program.

This decision has been met with backlash from both advocates and politicians, who argue that Venezuelans still face dire circumstances in their home country. Critics accuse the administration of putting politics above humanitarian concerns and disregarding the ongoing crisis in Venezuela.

As the deadline for the program's termination approaches, many Venezuelans are left uncertain of their future in the United States. The community now faces the prospect of deportation, adding to the already mounting challenges they have endured in their journey to seek safety and stability.