U.S. Air Force veteran Joe St. Clair was released by the socialist regime in Venezuela after being wrongfully detained for six months. The release was facilitated by U.S. Presidential Envoy Richard Grenell after negotiating with Venezuelan officials in a neutral country. St. Clair's family credits President Trump for prioritizing the return of unjustly detained Americans.
Key Points
U.S. Air Force veteran Joe St. Clair released after six months of unjust detention in Venezuela
Release facilitated by U.S. Presidential Envoy Richard Grenell after negotiations with Venezuelan officials
St. Clair's family credits President Trump for prioritizing the return of unjustly detained Americans
Pros
Joe St. Clair's release after being wrongfully detained
Cons
Around six Americans still unjustly detained by the Maduro regime