U.S. resumes deportation flights to Venezuela amid migrant crisis

The U.S. has resumed deportation flights to Venezuela, with over 100 migrants deported on the first flight.
The deportations aim to address the surge of Venezuelan migrants crossing the southern U.S. border illegally.
The flights resumed after Venezuela agreed to improve electoral conditions, prompting the U.S. to ease some sanctions.
The U.S. plans to have multiple deportation flights per week, prioritizing recent border arrivals and criminals.
Venezuela is facing severe economic and political crises, contributing to the exodus.