DJT has already done the assessment and it’s golden. He’s a stable genius, you seem to forget. Elon says we’re good too, as does Grok.
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The US State Department has issued a letter to all US Citizens in Venezuela to leave the country because the State Department can no longer protect them.
We may have a team assembled but I seriously doubt that they will be entering Venezuela anytime soon since the country is now a Leve 4 security risk.
The U.S. Department of State has issued a Level 4 "Do Not Travel" advisory for Venezuela, urging all U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents to leave the country immediately due to severe risks.
Key Points of the Advisory
High Risk of Detention: There is a very high risk of wrongful detention, with U.S. citizens being held for extended periods without due process. Reports indicate that detainees may face torture and inhumane treatment.
Violent Crime and Civil Unrest: Venezuela experiences high levels of violent crime, including homic--e, armed robbery, and kidnapping. Political demonstrations can escalate into violence, and security forces may respond with excessive force.
Poor Health Infrastructure: The country suffers from severe shortages of medical supplies, fuel, and basic services, making it difficult to obtain necessary healthcare.
No U.S. Consular Services: The U.S. government has no diplomatic presence in Venezuela and cannot provide emergency services or assistance to U.S. citizens. This includes the inability to replace lost travel documents or assist in medical emergencies.
Travel Recommendations: The advisory strongly advises against any travel to Venezuela. If travel is unavoidable, individuals should have contingency plans, including medical evacuation insurance and a communication protocol with family members.
Conclusion
Given the extreme risks associated with travel to Venezuela, including the potential for wrongful detention and violence, the U.S. government strongly advises all citizens to avoid travel to the country and to leave if currently present. The situation remains highly unstable, and there is no safe way to travel within or to Venezuela
https://ve.usembassy.gov/venezuela-travel-advisory/
@bm Think for a little while about that.
When you’re done thinking about it, crack open a history book and see where else statements like yours were applicable.
It'd be a waste of time now that POTUS is pi---d off at our company.
@OP There’s currently no transit in/out of the country for U.S. citizens.
Go to the DoS website for updates.
Ask someone in global security, they would need to do a psms assessment before anyone can go
No one, it seems, though it’s too early to tell.