What are the different types of deportation in the United States?
Persons who entered the country without immigration control or who did not comply with entry or stay requirements may be deported expeditiously
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He was declared a big-screen phenomenon before a series of bad artistic decision led to him taking a break — and now he’s back, with ‘The Agency’ and ‘Black Bag’
A podcast created by people over 90 is a hit in Argentina
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Every two weeks, the hosts of ‘Noventa y Contando’ address their concerns about healthy living, the role of women, love and sex
The computer that runs on human neurons
The CL1 biological computer, manufactured by the Australian company Cortical Labs, is designed for biomedical research, but also promises to deliver a more fast-paced and energy-efficient computing system
John Hartwig, chemist: ‘The situation for science in the United States is terrible, these are the steps of authoritarian regimes to take power’
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An American ugliness
The US criminal system is a gulag of cruelty and poverty that crushes human beings
Wealthy foreigners set their sights on northern Spain
In recent years, the number of luxury homes acquired along this cooler, greener region of the peninsula has soared, and realtors have noticed an uptick in buyers from the United States
Russia revolutionizes warfare with fiber-optic-controlled drones
Ukraine leads the way in unmanned vehicle innovation, but the invaders are advancing with weapons that have been key to their recapture of territory in Kursk
Dagoberto Gilb, writer and essayist: ‘To Americans, Chicano culture doesn’t exist’
The Mexican-American author, known for his short stories and essays portraying the working class to which he belonged, calls, without much hope, for Chicano culture to be fully present within the US cultural imagination
The tariff boomerang effect: How Trump’s move could hurt international tourism
Canada and Mexico account for half of all travelers to the US and will face a new 25% tariff. The new measures also impact the three countries with the highest growth in visitors in 2024: China, India, and Japan
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