2-year-old girl we left her parents, came to Venezuela deported

2 year old girl who left her parents on Wednesday VenezuelaA place where his mother was deported from the United States – a movement that South American has repeatedly refused.

Maikelys Espinoza, along with more than 220 deported migrants, came to an airport outside the capital, Karakas.

Images broadcast by state television showed the first lady of Venezuela cilia Flores carrying cilia flowers carrying the airport. Later, the daughter who was waiting for the Presidential Palace with flowers was handed over to his mother President Nicolás Maduro.

The US government claimed that the family’s separation was justified because the girl’s parents, President Trump claimed that the Venezuela-based Train De Aragua has established a terrorist organization earlier this year.

Toddler’s return “We have a great victory every day and today,” Venezuelan Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello was at the airport on Wednesday Reuters reported.

The girl’s mother was deported to Venezuela on April 25. Meanwhile, the US government sent his father to the maximum security prison of El Salvador in March The right of war in the 18th century Hundreds of immigrants deportations.

For years, the Mastor government refused to entrance to immigrants deported from the United States, but to 180 to 180, including Mr. Trump this year, and 180 to 180 in Guantanamo Gulf, 180 to 180 in the US territory of Guantanamo, were deported to their homeland.

On Wednesday, Maduro thanked Mr. Trump for the return of Toddler. Caracas, who took the little daughter in the presidential palace, thanked Maduro Mr. Trump for “a deep-human action”.

Trump management said Venezuelans sent to Guantanamo and El Salvador were members of the Tren de Aragua, but offered little evidence to return the lawsuit.

“There are differences and there will be, but with God’s blessing, many issues can move and solve.” “I hope and we will be able to save 253 Venezuelans in Maikelys’s father and El Salvador.”