a la calle

[Yo soy @Elizza0606]

Y va a regresar a la VENEZOLANA NOJODA
María Corina va a llegar ,por aire ,por agua ,por tierra Pero llegará
Vente es al Venezolana

[Jose Toro Hardy @josetorohardy]

@MariaCorinaYA La épica de María Corina se expande a un ritmo solo comparable a la ética de su mensaje. Es uno de esos pocos líderes que inevitablemente conquistan el alma de las sociedades y terminan por cambiar su destino.

[Rayma @raymacaricatura]

La Foto de la Verguenza,
porque aun sigo creyendo que los valores de la Venezuela de Bolivar y Miranda y de los Estados Unidos de Washington y Lincoln no estan ligados a los intereses de las mafias actuales. Un dia triste para los valores Democraticos y Libertarios del continente americano. #raymatoday

[Vente Mundo @vente_mundo]

Siete intentos. Regresar ha resultado hasta ahora más difícil que salir.

[Mel Gibson⭐ @MelGibsonxvyv]

If this doesn’t wake you up
You’re dead inside 👀

[Nayib Bukele News @NayibBukeleDice]

Lo mejor que podrían hacer los presidentes y representantes del mundo presentes en la ONU, por respeto al pueblo venezolano, es levantarse y abandonar la sala cuando Delcy Rodríguez tome la palabra.

Delcy representa a un Gobierno Corrupto e Ilegitimo.
No representa a Venezuela.

[Efecto Cocuyo @EfectoCocuyo]

Mientras en Nueva York se celebra la Asamblea General de Naciones Unidas (ONU), con la presencia de la gobernante encargada de Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez, otra ceremonia coincidió en la ciudad de los rascacielos este 22 de septiembre: la entrega del premio Concordia Leadership Award 2026, que este año fue concedido a la líder opositora venezolana María Corina Machado.

https://t.co/Xwr3rxbBzF

[Esteban Oria @estebanoria]

🚨 MARÍA CORINA LANZA UNA DURA ADVERTENCIA A ESTADOS UNIDOS
Mientras Washington profundiza su relación con quienes hoy controlan el poder en Venezuela, María Corina Machado deja un mensaje contundente:
“Una asociación de este calibre solo puede existir entre dos naciones democráticas, gobernadas por líderes legítimamente elegidos por su pueblo.”

Y advierte: no se puede pretender que los enemigos de Estados Unidos se conviertan de repente en socios de confianza.

Su planteamiento es claro: el verdadero socio de Estados Unidos es el pueblo venezolano y la estabilidad debe surgir de elecciones libres, justas y abiertas.
#Venezuela #Libertad #Democracia

[Nayib Bukele News @NayibBukeleDice]

Una organización como la ONU no debería darle ni voz ni voto a quien ha sigo cómplices de un régimen represivo, fraudulento e Ilegitimo que le ha hecho tanto daño al pueblo Venezolano como el gobierno que preside Delcy Rodriguez.

Delcy No representa a Venezuela.

[Nayib Bukele News @NayibBukeleDice]

#SetTheDate

[Juan Pablo Guanipa @JuanPGuanipa]

🇻🇪

[Barbara F Walter @bfwalter]

If ICE Takes Someone You Know

A lot of people have asked me what they can actually do if someone they know is taken by ICE.

Here are the resources we found most useful, and the things I would do first.

1. Find them.

ICE has an online detainee locator. You can search using the person's A-number (immigration #) and country of birth, or their exact first and last name and country of birth.

https://t.co/CtrfYl6GMO

Note that someone may not appear immediately after being taken. The system also doesn’t contain everyone in ICE custody. If you can't find them, keep checking and contact the appropriate ICE field office.

ICE's Detention Reporting and Information Line is 1-888-351-4024.

2. Find a good immigration lawyer.

This is the most important thing you can do.

People taken by ICE have the right to an attorney, but unlike in a criminal case, the government generally doesn’t have to provide one.

The National Immigration Legal Services Directory lets you search for nonprofit organizations offering free or low-cost immigration legal help by state, county, ZIP code, or even detention facility.

immigrationadvocates.or…

The ACLU also has a good overview of the rights of someone who has been detained.

3. Get their A-number.

This is the immigration identification number used to track a person's case.

It’s generally nine digits. If an older A-number has only eight, government systems usually require a zero at the beginning.

This makes everything easier - finding someone, checking their immigration court case, and communicating with lawyers.

If you don't have it, ask the person's family or lawyer. It may also appear on previous immigration documents.

4. Find out what's happening with their case.

The Justice Department has an online system where you can enter an A-number and check basic immigration court information, including upcoming hearings and certain decisions.

You can also call the automated immigration court hotline at 1-800-898-7180.

Keep in mind: the online system doesn’t contain everything. It doesn’t include bond proceedings or motions. Official court notices are the best source.

5. Start gathering documents.

Friends and family can help collect information that may be useful to the lawyer: evidence of family ties, employment, a business, home ownership, community involvement, and letters from people who know the person. Our neighborhood wrote a lot of letters.

Give everything to the lawyer. Let the lawyer decide what matters for the particular case.

6. Ask the lawyer about bond or other possible release.

Don't assume that detention automatically means someone has to stay locked up while the case proceeds.

But don't assume bond is available either.

Whether you’re eligible depends on the person's situation, immigration history, and the legal authority under which they are being detained. This is one of the first questions to ask the lawyer.

If money may be needed, friends can start organizing so that it is available quickly. The bond for our gardener was not high - only $4,000.

7. Help the family.

This one sounds obvious but it matters.

Someone suddenly has to deal with lawyers, detention calls, court dates, childcare, lost income, bills, transportation, and the terror of not knowing what’s going to happen.

Bring food. Drive someone somewhere. Help make calls. Set up a fundraiser if they need one. Take something off their plate.

8. Know what the detained person should do.

The ACLU's advice is simple if you are taken: stay silent, ask for a lawyer, and don't sign anything or make decisions about the immigration case without speaking with a lawyer.

And finally:

Don't assume there’s nothing you can do.

That's what I would have assumed before this happened, but it isn't true.

There are phone calls to make. Lawyers to find. Documents to gather. Money to raise. Families to help.

Just start.

That’s what Betty did in our neighborhood.

Be a Betty.

[María Corina Machado @MariaCorinaYA]

ALERTA

El mundo debe conocer el brutal atropello que el régimen pretende cometer contra el teniente coronel Igbert Marín Chaparro.

Tras haber cumplido la totalidad de una condena absolutamente injusta, ahora intentan fabricar un nuevo caso para imponerle la pena máxima de 30 años.

Ahora lo acusan de delitos que supuestamente cometió mientras permanecía PRESO e incomunicado!!!

Además, su familia ha denunciado reiteradamente el grave deterioro de su salud.

Venezuela exige justicia.

[María Corina Machado @MariaCorinaYA]

Nuestra primera Guacamaya aterrizó en Venezuela…

Mi querido Omar, qué emoción tan grande siento por este regreso a tu adorada Anzoátegui.

¡Por el pronto retorno de todos los venezolanos a casa!

[Nelson Afiuni @nelsonafiuni]

COMUNICADO CASO DE LA JUEZA @mariafiuni

[Berenice Martínez @BereniceMa60225]

@ibepacheco

[Gaby Arocha @gabyarocha]

Este es Israel, el joven que tras los terremotos se montó en un autobús desde Puerto Ordaz hasta Vargas, y se ofreció como traductor de inglés y japonés en varias delegaciones de rescatistas, hasta que el Reino Unido🇬🇧 lo aceptó como intérprete.

Óiganlo y enorgullézcanse.
🙌🏻🇻🇪

[Blanca Rosa Mármol @BMarmoldeLeon]

Buenos días.
Es Ahora o Nunca. Es la Hora de la Ciudadanía Reunidos en Asambleas a todo lo largo y ancho del país llegando a una sola decisión vinculante: Junta de Gobierno para llevar el país a elecciones y libertad de los presos políticos. No hay Presidente.

[joseph oirogerg @Josephoirogerg]

@Dinorahfiguera El objetivo es el mismo y solo hay una persona que puede gobernar al país por su incansable lucha en pro de la democracia @MariaCorinaYA 👊🏻❤️‍🔥

[cospes @mariacospes1408]

@Libre_Oposicion