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US resumes deportation flights to Venezuela after earthquake pause

The United States has resumed deportation flights to Venezuela for the first time since twin earthquakes struck the country in late June. More than 100 people were deported on Tuesday, weeks after an earlier flight's passengers were caught in the disaster that claimed many lives

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A pastor walks amid rubble of buildings damaged by the June 24 earthquakes, in Caraballeda, Venezuela. Pic/AFP

A pastor walks amid rubble of buildings damaged by the June 24 earthquakes, in Caraballeda, Venezuela. Pic/AFP

The US has resumed its deportation flights to Venezuela for the first time since twin earthquakes devastated the South American country in late June, sending back more than 100 individuals on Tuesday.

According to CNN, in the hours immediately preceding the disaster, a prior flight delivered 146 deportees to Venezuela. 

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