South American countries that celebrated Maduro's kidnapping want to accelerate the deportation of Venezuelans

Just hours after Washington's attack on Caracas, several South American administrations seem to want to take advantage of the situation to resolve the challenge that Venezuelan migration has represented for them in recent years.
One of the most explicit cases occurred in Argentina, where the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich, spoke to hundreds of Venezuelans who had gathered to celebrate the illegal detention of Maduro, reminding them that they would now have to return to their homeland.
"Maduro is no longer here, he was taken away, and now a path begins where all of you will walk and return to your beloved Venezuela ," the Secretary of State said, concluding her message with "we will miss you."