US Says Relations With Venezuela Moving From Diplomacy to Law Enforcement

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US Says Relations With Venezuela Moving From Diplomacy to Law Enforcement

Christopher Landau testifies at a hearing of the United States Senate Foreign Relations Committee on his nomination as Deputy Secretary of State, at the Capitol, in Washington on March 4, 2025. Allison Robbert/AFP a través de Getty Images

Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau said on Thursday that U.S. relations with Venezuela are moving away from diplomacy and are a matter of law enforcement. 

“Usually when there are differences between countries, representatives from both governments can get together to try to work them out—that’s what diplomacy is all about. But that assumes that both countries actually have governments,” Landau stated in an Aug. 7 post on X.

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