The Biden regime has offered Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro amnesty in order to step aside as leader of the troubled South American country.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Biden's lackeys has offered the socialist strongman freedom from persecution if he were removed, invalidating the $15 million bounty the FBI currently has against him.

The Journal reports:

The U.S. is pursuing a long-shot bid to push Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro to give up power in exchange for amnesty as overwhelming evidence emerges that the strongman lost last month's election, people familiar with the matter said.

The U.S. has discussed pardons for Maduro and top lieutenants of his who face Justice Department indictments, said three people familiar with the Biden administration deliberation.

One of the people said the U.S. has put "everything on the table" to persuade Maduro to leave before his term ends in January.

Another person familiar with the talks said the U.S. would be open to providing guarantees not to pursue those regime figures for extradition.

The U.S. in 2020 placed a $15 million bounty for information leading to Maduro's arrest on charges of conspiring with his allies to flood the U.S. with cocaine.