Has Trump changed tack on Venezuela?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

36% : "It is clear that the government of Donald Trump had two main interests in the relationship with Maduro as a starting point: the first is the migration issue and the second the situation of US citizens arbitrarily detained in Venezuela," international relations expert Mariano de Alba told AFP.
32% : " "It was illusory to think that Trump would come with the same maximum pressure policy" that had previously failed to influence Maduro, he said.
28% : " Trump has made the deportation of undocumented people in the United States a top priority.
27% : Caracas broke off diplomatic relations with Washington in January 2019 after Trump recognized then-opposition leader Juan Guaido as "interim president" after elections also rejected as neither free nor fair.
26% : " On Saturday, Trump announced Venezuela had agreed to accept illegal migrants deported from the United States, including gang members -- and had even agreed to provide the transport.
19% : Trump has so far not introduced any changes to a Biden-era concession allowing oil companies such as Chevron to continue operating in Venezuela despite sanctions against the regime.

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