The government of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro on Tuesday announced that the twice-weekly flights will go on following a request from the Trump administration.

Despite Donald Trump’s statement that Venezuelan airspace was closed, the two weekly flights to Caracas carrying deported migrants will resume

Airports in Chicago, Texas, and across the Southeast reported cascading delays and closures amid heavy snow, ice, and frigid temperatures. The holiday travel season compounded the fallout, leaving airlines and passengers scrambling as officials warned of continued impacts

If your flight's delayed 3 hours or more in the US or 6 hours internationally and you choose not to travel, you're entitled to *** full refund. Same thing if your flight's canceled and you don't rebook.

The Justice Department has said she made the final call on deportation flights after a judge ordered them to turn around.

The flight tracking website FlightAware has reported over 2,300 flight delays related to the United States so far, while 50 flights have been canceled.

Under the deal, participants may also qualify for forgiveness of any civil fines or penalties incurred for failing to depart, keeping the door open for a potential legal return to the US, Fox News reported.

Whether Trump will choose to go to war with Venezuela has become a source of alarm on Capitol Hill as new revelations emerge about his team’s tactics for escalating the conflict. The White House has accused Maduro of driving migrants and drugs across America's borders,