Venezuelan migrants in Chicago say election results could sway decision to stay or return home – CBS Chicago

Sunday was election day in Venezuela, and the outcome could result in ripple effects across the Americas and for thousands of Venezuelan migrants in Chicago.
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Tom Paine's Ghost
1 year ago

Socialism starts out at the ballot box and can only be ended with a rifle barrel. Anyone who thought that this would be a “free and fair” election – like Sleepy Joe and Kamala – are fools.

Robert L. Peters
1 year ago

If the US declares the election was not fair then does that give a stronger case to all the Venezuelan illegals seeking asylum.

debtsor
1 year ago

I don’t know, seems with me with the whole world watching this election, it was the most secure election ever. MOST SECURE EVER. Maduro won, now get over it, there’s a lot of political opponents for him to jail.

Steve H
1 year ago
Reply to  debtsor

I suspect the CTU leadership though is still all in for Maduro. Sad how far this shadow Chicago leadership group is from the sentiments of the average American.

Brian Jones
1 year ago
Reply to  Steve H

They lost all credibility when they took their jaunt down there.

Tommy Paine
1 year ago
Reply to  Brian Jones

Can’t lose what you never had to begin with!

Reese
1 year ago

So Maduro is declared winner in tainted election.
I have a friend who came here legally from Venezuela. She tells me Maduro has caused a world of misery.

sue
1 year ago
Reply to  Reese

JUST LIKE BIDEN ………harris will cause misery also if elected……they are trying to re-write her history so she is more appealing….. which is not possible. She did a world of damage in calif. and is horrible as vp

Lisa
1 year ago
Reply to  Reese

It is the democrats who will continue with the same policies that will take us down the same path as Venezuela

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