SCOTUS allows Trump more deportations

They became illegal when Trump withdrew their temporary protected status.

 

Chavez originally came to power through a military coup d'état in 1992 before he was elected in 1998. Nicolás Maduro, Chavez's successor, was elected by a 1.5% margin in 2014 probably the only free and fair election that he won. This what happened after he was elected.
Beginning six months after being elected, Maduro was given the power to rule by decree by the pre-2015 Venezuelan legislature (from 19 November 2013 to 19 November 2014, 15 March 2015 to 31 December 2015)[2] and later by the Supreme Tribunal (since 15 January 2016) to address the ongoing economic crisis in the country, with strong condemnation by the Venezuelan opposition claiming that the legislature's power had been usurped by the court.[103][104] His presidency has coincided with a decline in Venezuela's socioeconomic status, with crime, inflation, poverty and hunger increasing; analysts have attributed Venezuela's decline to both Chávez and Maduro's economic policies,[105][106] while Maduro has blamed speculation and economic warfare waged by his political opponents.[107]

A 2018 Amnesty International report "accused Nicolas Maduro's government of committing some of the worst human rights violations in Venezuela's history".[108] The report found the violence was carried out especially in Venezuela's poor neighborhoods, and included "8,292 extrajudicial executions carried out between 2015 and 2017".[108] In one year, 22% of homicides (4,667) were committed by security forces.[108] Amnesty International's Erika Guevara-Rosas said, "The government of President Maduro should guarantee the right to life, instead of taking the lives of the country's young people."[108]