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U.S. government reports and multiple analyses estimate that roughly 200–250 metric tons of cocaine per year transited Venezuela around 2020 and in subsequent assessments — an amount the State Departme...
U.S. officials and reporting have repeatedly cited an estimate that roughly 200–250 metric tons (MT) of cocaine moved through Venezuela annually as of 2020; U.S. and DOJ materials have used that figur...
Official U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data say roughly 702 miles of primary barrier and 76 miles of secondary barrier existed prior to January 20, 2025, leaving about 535 miles of the Sout...
expulsions are public‑health–based, immediate removals counted as "expulsions" by and tracked separately from Title 8 removals, which are removals under immigration law . Because CBP encounter statist...
Investigations and NGO reporting document dozens of cases in which migrants deported to , and were later victims of lethal violence, with a 2015 Guardian piece citing an academic study that identified...
Venezuela’s highest court and the comptroller have justified long-term political disqualifications of María Corina Machado and other opposition figures by citing administrative and alleged criminal li...
Between 2019 and 2025, available international monitoring and reporting show that Venezuela shifted from being predominantly a transit corridor to hosting growing domestic processing activity and nasc...
Available reporting in the provided results does not give a single authoritative tally dated November 2025 of “miles of Trump‑era border wall remaining standing.” Public counts and government statemen...