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Biden Admin Plans More Venezuela Deportation Flights as Migrant Numbers Soar Today In America Your Opinion   Are Americans Struggling Under Biden Policies? [Yes, They Are →]( [No, They Are Not →](   Biden Admin Plans More Venezuela Deportation Flights as Migrant Numbers Soar The Biden administration plans to increase deportation flights to Venezuela in response to record-breaking migrant numbers at the U.S. southern border. This follows Mexico's recent initiation of similar flights and the U.S. starting flights to Mexico in October. The move is part of broader discussions between the U.S. and Mexico on migration challenges, with recent meetings labeled productive but scrutinized by Republicans. Enhanced enforcement in Mexico has led to a temporary reduction in migrant encounters and the reopening of several U.S. border ports.   Despite a recent decrease, December saw an all-time high in migrant encounters, placing significant pressure on the Biden administration from various political and local leaders. Republicans blame the crisis on the administration's policies, advocating for stricter asylum rules, while a related funding bill remains stalled in Congress. The administration, however, disputes claims of lax border policies, citing increased deportations and the creation of legal migration pathways. They also plan to intensify repatriation flights to Venezuela as part of their immigration strategy. The administration remains optimistic about ongoing negotiations for a $14 billion funding request for border issues.   Here are some facts about January 2   - 1788 - Georgia enter the Union. - 1811 - Senator Timothy Pickering, a Federalist from Massachusetts, becomes the first senator to be censured when the Senate approves a censure motion against him by a vote of 20 to seven. - 1974 - President Nixon signs national speed limit into law. Regards, Team Spin ⚡  [signature] [Unsubscribe from these emails](