The U.S. federal government is discussing the removal of some sanctions on Venezuela’s oil industry to make it easier for U.S. companies to boost Venezuela’s oil production under a deal worth $2 billion announced by President Trump earlier this month after the ousting of President Nicolas Maduro. According to unnamed sources who spoke to Reuters, the plan is to issue a general sanction waiver to enable energy companies to return to Venezuela without risking punitive action from Washington. Per the report, there are many who want to…