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The US president speaks about the recent influx of people into the Spanish enclave in Africa: ‘Remember that picture. That’s going to be us in three years if the wrong side gets in’

The Mexican migrant requested medical attention at a detention center in Georgia, but was not transferred to the hospital where he later died until several days afterward

The US president says the pact ‘is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government’

The government has spent $1.5 billion on two California detention centers with capacity for 4,500 people that have faced multiple complaints over the treatment of migrants

Funding cuts could leave minors, from infants to teenagers, to navigate complex legal proceedings and face immigration judges on their own

The operation marks a return to open warfare and raises the risk of the conflict spreading to involve actors such as the Houthis and Saudi Arabia

New immigration restrictions and the uncertainty they create are leading some applicants to consider other destinations for their studies

Among those executed Tuesday was an 80-year-old man, the oldest in the state since capital punishment was reinstated

The mayor responds to inflation alarm with an announcement of five stores that will open between 2027 and 2029. Competitors say it will push many businesses into bankruptcy

A court document says officers used derogatory terms in text messages and in conversations captured by their body cameras

The end of Temporary Protected Status, fear of raids, and mortgage foreclosures corner immigrant families in Miami’s Little Haiti

Health authorities are investigating an outbreak detected in 17 states linked to eggs produced in Texas. So far, 98 cases and 26 hospitalizations have been confirmed

Sam Tunick has been accused of destroying evidence after using GrapheneOS to erase the contents of his device, but his defense argues the case is retaliation for his opposition to the construction of a police training center

Colorado becomes the 14th state the government sues for refusing to discriminate against students based on immigration status

At least 11 people were part of a migrant-smuggling network that had operated on the Texas border since April 2023. They are charged with crimes that could keep them in prison for life

In Alexandria, residents refuse to be silenced by the authorities as they push to prevent the facility’s opening

The decision prevents, for now, the plan to create a federal list of eligible voters from taking effect and places conditions on the implementation of new restrictions on mail-in voting ahead of the November legislative elections

As part of America’s 250th anniversary celebrations, the Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg brings together a collection covering the artist’s life and work in New York and California

Speaking at the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, the former reporter — who is the first Latina to hold the city’s top position — outlines the challenges of standing up to Trump’s immigration policy

With the deaths of Alberto, Ismael, Gabriel and José Guadalupe, the Adelanto detention center now holds the record for the highest number of migrant deaths in ICE custody along with Krome in Miami

The return to direct confrontation with Tehran underscores the difficulty the United States faces in securing a peace agreement and confronts the president with the kind of seemingly intractable conflict he once promised to leave behind forever

Denny Adán González died in April at the Stewart Detention Center, two days after an argument with a facility officer. His family is seeking justice for the Cuban national, who is one more among the 54 migrants who have died under similar circumstances

In nine commercial corridors frequented by migrants in that city there were nearly $3.2 million in losses in 2025 due to Trump’s aggressive immigration offensive, a UCLA study reveals

They argue the federal government is demanding changes to electoral systems and cooperation with immigration authorities in order to release the funds

El Mencho’s stepson has built a compact structure with some of the strongmen who served the cartel’s founder

The United States has approved a sprawling and highly complex framework, complete with dozens of exemptions and country-specific rules covering sectors across more than 60 economies