The Trump administration is concerned about the people of Venezuela

The United Nations estimated 5.3 million Venezuelans will have fled by the end of 2019, but the Trump administration has resisted calls – including those from Republicans – to put in place immigration programs that would let a tiny portion of them seek protection in the US.

Instead, its efforts have been focused on pushing for opposition leader, Juan Guaidó, to replace Nicolás Maduro, and repeating calls for the “freedom” of Venezuelans, who face chronic food and medicine shortages in the collapsing country.

The administration has resisted using Temporary Protected Status (TPS), a designation that allows people of a certain nationality to remain in the US because of extraordinary circumstances in their home country.

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“What this administration has demonstrated again and again over the last several years is that crises and vulnerability … have not been the factors that have moved them,” [said Nazanin Ash, the International Rescue Committee’s (IRC’s) vice-president of policy and advocacy.]

  Guardian

Unless you mean crises and vulnerability caused by them.

...but hey, do what you want...you will anyway.