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Nearly 200 Venezuelan illegal migrants shipped back home from Guantanamo Bay

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Nearly 200 illegal migrants being held by the US in Guantanamo Bay have been flown home to Venezuela — the latest mass deportations since the South American nation backed down from refusing to accept them.

A US Customs and Immigration Enforcement (ICE) flight took 177 “Venezuelan illegal aliens” from the notorious US naval base in Cuba — where many Tren de Aragua gangbangers are held — to Honduras, where they boarded a Venezuelan plane to their capital, Caracas, officials confirmed Thursday.

Photos showed streams of men wearing gray sweats and red facemasks as they walked off the final Conviasa flight, with some raising their hands in celebration.

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