Trump demands Venezuela accept prisoners and mental health patients

US President Donald Trump has called for Venezuela to accept the return of prisoners and individuals from mental institutions, which he described as being among the "Worst in the World Insane Asylums." In a statement, Trump accused the Venezuelan leadership of forcing these individuals into the United States, claiming that thousands have been harmed or killed by them. He demanded that Venezuela "GET THEM THE HELL OUT OF OUR COUNTRY, RIGHT NOW," warning that the consequences for failing to do so would be "incalculable."

This statement comes amid ongoing tensions between the United States and Venezuela, with Trump emphasizing the need for immediate action from the Venezuelan government. The President"s remarks highlight the ongoing immigration and humanitarian issues related to the Venezuelan crisis.

For more on this topic, see recent developments regarding Trump"s warnings to Venezuela.