Donald Trump closes a deal with a major company to reduce the price of his medications Donald Trump got 17 pharmaceutical companies to agree to lower the price of their medications, the most recent being Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
Secretary of the Navy is dismissed after months of disputes in the Pentagon and amid the war against Iran According to administration sources cited by national media, the decision was supported by both Donald Trump and the Secretary of Defense
DHS promises full payment of back wages due to government shutdown to employees before the end of the week Mullin explained that the release of resources to cover back wages was made possible by an executive order and the use of existing funds
Congo and the US sign agreement for the transfer of deportees from third countries Congo will receive deported migrants from the US under a temporary agreement; each case will be reviewed individually
Gasoline price increase cost $8.4 billion extra, according to Democrats Gasoline price increase exceeds $4 per gallon and has already cost drivers in the US an extra $8.4 billion, according to a Democratic analysis
Trump Administration sues Harvard over treatment of Jewish students and demands millions The government is accusing Harvard of failing to protect Jewish students and is seeking to recover federal funds
The White House is willing to increase body cameras for agents to facilitate the reopening of the DHS The partial shutdown of the DHS is beginning to affect daily operations, particularly at the nation's airports
Ruben Gallego leads demand to reverse changes in the 2026 Census test Senator Ruben Gallego leads proponents demanding reversal of changes to the 2026 Census test that could affect communities and federal funds
Trump administration allows temporary purchase of Russian oil to relieve energy market Moscow receives an unexpected injection of dollars by selling the oil it had sanctioned, but it would be a temporary permit
Round Politics: The Democratic Strategy for Shaving Candidates of Color Apparently, they are paving the way for two millionaires to be favored in the primary election
Confidence in the Supreme Court falls to an all-time low, according to survey Public support for the Supreme Court plummets as political polarization grows over its rulings
WISA Act: bill that seeks to reverse Trump's restrictions on H-1B visas The project aims to overturn a proclamation signed in 2025 that established stricter rules for this visa program
Pokemon creators lash out at the government for linking the MAGA slogan to one of their video games The Pokemon Company International complained that the Trump administration used the image of one of its video games to promote the MAGA slogan
The price increase drives Latinos to vote in search of a party change in Texas The Latino community residing in Texas returned to the polls this week, projecting a protest vote against the Republicans in November
More concerns loom for irregular immigrants in the United States A federal HUD proposal would prohibit mixed-status families from accessing public housing
Flights began to repatriate Americans stranded in the Middle East due to the war A group of Americans stranded in the Middle East managed to take off on the first charter flight arranged by the Trump administration
Kesha criticizes the White House for using her song 'Blow' In a video: 'It's disgusting and inhumane The singer joins the list of artists who reject the unauthorized use of their music in publications by the Donald Trump administration
White House boasts 'backing' Political and international offensive by his government against Iran According to the Trump administration, this operation was carried out in collaboration with regional allies and after 47 years of Iranian aggression
Judge blocks DHS policy that would allow thousands of refugees to be arrested in the US John Tunheim, federal judge in Minnesota, blocked the Department of Homeland Security policy that would allow the arrest and detention of thousands of refugees
Maryland Governor criticizes Trump for increasing the cost of living through tariffs Wes Moore argues that President Donald Trump harmed the economy of families in Maryland with his tariff policy and demands reparations
Los Angeles Indigenous communities face a triple linguistic barrier in medical care Many immigrants don't speak Spanish or English, and health centers don't have interpreters available
Expensive food, unaffordable houses, and medical expenses political: the 3 economic facts that are stifling Americans Although President Trump assures that the economy is on the right track, American families are still struggling with the burden of high prices
Cuba assures that attack on boat was to prevent infiltration for terrorist purposes The Ministry of the Interior assured that assault rifles, pistols, Molotov cocktails, bulletproof vests, telescopic sights, and more were seized on the boat
Iran insists that it has the right to enjoy peaceful nuclear energy, despite US statements. Iranian Foreign Minister said they are still working on a draft proposal for Steve Witkoff, US Special Envoy to the Middle East
Homosexual asylum seeker denounces that the US deported her to a country where her preference is a crime Before fleeing Morocco, a country where same-sex relationships are punishable by imprisonment, she was beaten by her family and her partner's family
La Opinion Hoy: Trump's immigration approval plummets Public approval of President Donald Trump's immigration policy has fallen to its lowest point since his return to the White House.
Washington accuses China of carrying out nuclear tests and threatens to conduct tests US says China detonated an underground nuclear device on June 22, 2020, near the historic Lop Nur test site in Xinjiang
US deports sick baby and his mother to Mexico after detention in Texas The baby and his mother were at the Dilley detention center more than three weeks ago. It is unknown if the rest of the family were also detained there
Trump criticizes the “inappropriate” clean energy deal between Newsom and the UK From the White House, Trump insisted that the alliance is inappropriate and warned London that partnering with Newsom could backfire
Anthropic vs. Pentagon: The tense battle over the military use of its AI Claude Anthropic wants to prevent its AI model Claude from being used in autonomous weapons or mass surveillance mechanisms
The organization Autonomous Social Action Center-General Brotherhood of Workers (CASA-HGT) has called on immigrants The legendary academic and social activist, Bert Corona, was a pillar of its founding in 1968, a year in which young.
An apocalyptic picture: More taxes to save healthcare in LA Voters divided over more sales tax in Los Angeles County to save healthcare and prevent the loss of thousands of jobs
Steve Bannon, former Trump advisor, criticizes White House decision on immigration agents in Minnesota Steve Bannon criticizes withdrawal of federal agents in Minnesota and assures that the strategy “is not going to work” while Homan announces reduction of operations
Students tired of the oppression of La Migra Young people want ICE out of their neighborhoods and hundreds walk out of classrooms in Huntington Park to protest Trump's racism
Gavin Newsom clarified that Donald Trump's mandate has an expiration date Gavin Newsom, governor of California, again railed against President Donald Trump, this time in front of several European leaders
Senator Josh Hawley accuses Minnesota Attorney General of fraud and demands he be prosecuted Republican Josh Hawley demands prosecution of Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison for allegedly benefiting from a multi-million dollar fraud
US military member dies after falling from a ship; This is the first casualty in operations in the Caribbean The infantryman fell overboard on the night of February 7 while the ship was sailing in the Caribbean. Three days later, he was declared dead
Secretary of Energy promotes “historic” agreement with Delcy Rodriguez in Caracas Rodriguez also announced the establishment of an energy partnership, which will cover projects in oil, gas, mining and electricity
Director of ICE announces key participation For security at the 2026 World Cup The controversial US Immigration and Customs Enforcement says it will have a key role in trying to keep the 2026 World Cup safe
Democratic senators demand a halt to deportations of unaccompanied migrant minorities A group of Democratic senators demand the Trump administration halts the detention and deportation of unaccompanied migrant minors
Latinos were seen at the luncheon of the Oscar nominees Guillermo del Toro, Wagner Moura, Benicio del Toro, and Oliver Laxe posed for the 2026 nominees' family photo
Grand jury halts Trump's sedition indictment against Democratic senators Grand jury refuses to indict Mark Kelly and Elissa Slotkin over video the president called seditious
Report links Trump donor jet to ICE deportations A luxurious Gulfstream transported immigrants from Arizona to Tel Aviv on at least two occasions between late January and early February
Pelosi prepares support for Jack Schlossberg, grandson of JFK, for the House of Representatives Former Speaker of the House plans to publicly support JFK's grandson in hotly contested New York primary
Trump's plan on citizenship question in census raises alarm The Trump administration revealed it will include a question about immigration status in a 2030 census pilot test
Appeals court upholds mass detentions of immigrants without option of release The majority decision was written by Judge Edith Jones; this ruling only applies to immigrants in Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump Tries to Soften Immigration Message, But in Practice There Are Few Changes Check out this week's top immigration developments, including how Trump is trying to ease pressure on ICE as operations continue
Judge halts deportation of immigrant acquitted of plot to assassinate Border Patrol chief The case has generated attention among civil rights advocates and immigrant communities, as it could set a precedent on the right to bail
Immigration lawyer leaves Minnesota after telling a judge that her job sucks Julie Le was removed from her position at the DOJ after making strong statements during a hearing related to immigration cases in Minnesota
Karen Bass said: 'We Are Ready to Resist' Los Angeles Mayor Gives Her Annual State of the City Report
The Mexican pastor who helps migrants hiding from ICE in Minnesota Pastor Sergio Amezcua says his church distributes food to some 100,000 people in Minnesota, mostly migrants
Siding with the US is increasingly risky: Why far-right European parties are distancing themselves from Trump Trump's economic policies and policies regarding Venezuela and Greenland have become toxic elements for his European allies
Minnesota schools feel the impact of ICE raids Fear of ICE raids has triggered school absences, leaving hundreds of students out of the classroom
Greenland expects concrete results form the dialogue with the US The Greenlandic leader stressed that Greenland is not alone but protected and thanked the European countries for their support
Report contradicts Trump and reveals that immigrants account for less than 5% of social program fraud According to a report, 95% of fraud losses, estimated at $5.5 billion, were committed by US citizens
Cuba will not be able to survive: 4 keys to understanding how Trump is using oil to pressure the island's governmen Trump's threat to impose tariffs on countries that send oil to Cuba could trigger an unprecedented humanitarian crisis on the island
Measles outbreak paralyzes ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, where Liam Conejo was held Measles outbreak at ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, prompts quarantine; Liam Conejo was detained there before being released
The Invisible Coup and Peter Schweizer's Conspiracy Theories Schweizer argues that both internal and external actors have exploited and manipulated migration flows to influence US politics
Community Disappointed in Los Angeles Police Chief in ICE Case Jim McDonnell Accused of Betraying the Community by Not Enforcing State Law Preventing ICE Agents from Wearing Face Masks
Immigrant deaths in ICE custody are on the rise A Honduran father and grandfather living in New Jersey died in January at a detention center in Calexico
$1,000 Trump Accounts: can any family open one? The government will launch Trump Accounts with $1,000 for babies. Can everyone open this account and receive this money? We explain how they work
Judge orders release of Liam Conejo, the 5-year-old boy detained by ICE The Ecuadorian boy was detained along with his father in an ICE raid in Minneapolis and has been held in Texas in inhumane conditions according to his defense
Grey's Anatomy halts filming to join protests against ICE This Friday, the production of 'Grey's Anatomy' joined the movement seeking to put pressure on the Donald Trump administration
National strike called for abolishing ICE Miles echo the call from Minnesota and reject fascism; many businesses close, few purchases, and students drop out of school
Democrats and Republicans reach an agreement to avoid government shutdown The agreement seeks to prevent the federal government from running out of funds and dispels the specter of a new shutdown that threatened to paralyze the country
Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase will contribute $1,000 to Trump Accounts: who qualifies Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase will match the $1,000 contribution to Trump Accounts for only some families: we tell you who qualifies
GM plummets in profits and rethinks its global strategy The American automaker closed 2025 with a 55% drop in its net profits, affected by the slower pace of the electric market and tariffs
GM plummets in profits and rethinks its global strategy The American automaker closed 2025 with a 55% drop in its net profits, affected by the slower pace of the electric market and tariffs
Department of Housing demands proof of citizenship from thousands of tenants and asks them to report undocumented immigr The Trump administration issued a new directive requiring HUD's housing assistance program to demand proof of citizenship or legal immigration status
Judge blocks ICE arrests and demands release of refugees detained in Minnesota A judge ruled that refugees detained under Operation PARRIS in Minnesota must be released within 5 days
Political Round: Leaders are lacking in the face of the war against immigrants In Los Angeles, the hunt for undocumented immigrants has not stopped; ICE operates by applying racial profiling
Who is Tom Homan, the 'border czar' that Trump sent to Minneapolis after the death of Alex Pretti Trump's envoy to quell the crisis in Minneapolis after the deaths of two citizens at the hands of ICE is known for his
ICE agent involved in Renee Good's death suspended Jonathan Ross, ICE agent suspended after killing Renee Good in Minneapolis; senators demand civil rights investigation into the case
Two agents involved in fatal shooting of Alex Pretti placed on leave DHS represented Tricia McLaughlin confirmed the information, but did not identify the federal agents who were placed on leave
Congress members demand Trump administration allow Honduran student deported by “mistake” return On November 20, 2025, she was detained at Logan Airport in Boston, when she tried to fly to Texas to surprise her family for Thanksgiving
Alcohol is being reclaimed as a social vehicle The Trump administration's new dietary guidelines have generated controversy by not setting specific limits for alcohol consumption
Democrats gain advantage heading into midterm elections as Trump administration wanes: Bloomberg The Democratic Party has a clear initial advantage in regaining control of the House of Representatives, according to analysis published in Bloomberg
How dangerous are the authorities' “non-lethal” weapons? An expert warns that calling rubber bullets, tear gas, and other crowd control devices “less lethal” is misleading
This is how Trump plans to win the November election: 15 orders, tricks, conspiracies, and lies A partial list of the main ways Trump is trying to win the November election, even against the will of the voters
Trump Administration Protects Agent Who Killed Alex Pretti in Minneapolis: He's Still Working The agent who killed Alex Pretti and others involved in his apprehension are still working, but not in Minneapolis, for their protection, said Greg Bovino
Federal Government Calls ICU Nurse Killed by ICE in Minnesota an “Attacker” Alex Jeffrey Pretti was a 37-year-old registered nurse who saved lives in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Minnesota Veterans Hospital
What is known about the fatal shooting of a protester in Minneapolis by U.S. immigration police Alex Pretti, 37, died from gunshot wounds in the second fatal shooting by U.S. agents in the city in less than a month
Donald Trump will not attend the Super Bowl and calls the musical choice terrible US President Donald Trump attended Super Bowl 2025 when Kendrick Lamar performed
Minneapolis braves the cold and pays tribute to Alex Pretti, killed by federal agents Hundreds of people in Minneapolis braved the cold to honor Alex Pretti, killed by federal agents during immigration raids
People with delinquent student debt will receive their tax refunds The federal government has paused forced collections on student loans, meaning people in arrears will receive their tax refunds
How Trump's policies could make it harder to deal with the effects of a snowstorm in the United States Since 2025, the Weather Service and FEMA have faced cuts of thousands of people, Climate Power In Action expert recalled
US attacks alleged drug boat in the Pacific; two dead reported US attacks boat allegedly linked to drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific; two dead
US The United States officially withdraws from the WHO without paying its multimillion-dollar debt. United States officially withdrew from the WHO, refuses to pay multimillion-dollar debt
Judge orders Florida to release files on the Alligator Alcatraz immigration center Since its opening, it has been the epicenter of criticism from activists who denounce abuses against immigrants and absolute disregard for environmental laws
US appoints Laura Dogu as mission chief for Venezuela Dogu's selection is no match. His profile combines fine diplomatic skill with a solid background in security and intelligence
Vance admits ICE errors in Minneapolis, but blames local authorities for chaos Vance directly blamed state and local officials for the “chaos” and confrontations with ICE agents
House of Representatives approves Homeland Security bill, despite ICE abuses The news sparked dozens of criticisms, given that ICE is involved in controversial events, such as the death of Renee Good at the hands of an immigration agent
Did credit card companies actually reduce the rate to 10% as Trump demanded? In early January, Trump demanded that credit card interest rates be reduced to 10% within a year by January 20: Did the banks comply with this demand?
Billie Eilish lashes out at ICE and the Trump administration: 'We no longer feel safe' The singer raised her voice after receiving the Martin Luther King Jr. Beloved Community Award for Environmental Justice last weekend in Atlanta
Why Mexico has been the biggest beneficiary of Trump's tariffs Amid Donald Trump's tough tariff policy, Mexico managed to increase its exports to the US
'Europe is totally lost': Russia revels in tensions between Trump and European leaders over Greenland BBC's Russia editor Steve Rosenberg analyzes why newspapers are full of praise for Donald Trump's desire to acquire Greenland
Organizations demand immediate closure of Texas detention center after immigrant's death Diaz's death is the third linked to Camp East Montana, highlighting serious structural flaws in the handling of immigration detention
CHIRLA denounces attack on immigrant helplines in Los Angeles The coalition defending the human rights of immigrants said the Trump administration is trying to block its help on hotlines
President Claudia Sheinbaum—and those who amplify her message from the Morena party...... Trump has insisted on a military incursion into Mexican territory to confront cartels, but Sheinbaum reiterates the defense of Mexican sovereignty
Drug Price Increases: How Much More Will You Pay in 2026? Among the drugs that will have a price increase this year are the COVID-19 vaccine and Ozempic
US Virgin Islands: The Caribbean Territory Denmark Agreed to Sell to Washington In 1917, Denmark sold the United States some islands far from the Arctic that it was considered crucial for its security
Who are the members of the Gaza Peace Board announced by the Trump administration? Trump will chair the board, which is part of his 20-point plan to end the war between Israel and Hamas
San Fernando Valley student accepted to more than 80 universities At a college reveal party, she announces the name of the university she chose to study political science and international politics
ACLU sues Trump administration for racial discrimination and illegal ICE arrests in Minnesota Although the Trump administration claims its raids targets immigrants with criminal records, the reality is different
European troops in Greenland do not change Trump's goal: White House Trump pressed ahead with his comments about
Noem announces Charles Wall as the new deputy director of ICE Wall's promotion comes immediately after the resignation of Madison Sheahan, who left the position to seek a seat in Congress for Ohio
FBI raids Washington Post journalist's home and sparks controversy Organizations accuse Trump of launching direct attacks against national media and journalists in his second term
LA County approves ban on ICE use of spaces Many times, these properties are used by federal agents to prepare their immigration operations
Young woman reports being fired after alerting on TikTok about the presence of ICE agents at a Dallas hotel Employee reports being fired after recording and alerting on TikTok about the presence of ICE agents at a Dallas hotel
US Designates three Muslim Brotherhood factions as terrorist organizations Claiming links to Hamas and threats to regional security, Trump keeps his promise and reclassifies these groups in Egypt, Jordan and Lebanon
US Supreme Court upholds ban on transgender athletes on girls' teams The ruling would affect school and college competitions. It is argued that states must separate biological differences in sports
Guatemalan residents of Los Angeles say they feel defenseless Guatemalan day laborers have no immigration protection or defense from their country; approximately 55,000 of them were deported in 2025
Newsom's budget fails to protect immigrants Leaders warn that it includes new cuts that will exacerbate the damage of Trump's H1 law
Trump says Renee Good was “very tough” in deadly operation in defense of ICE The Trump administration has alleged that the ICE agent acted in self-defense and accused Good of trying to ram him with her truck
US CBS will allow Mexico to supply oil to Cuba Despite President Trump's pronouncement, the current policy of the United States is to allow Mexico to continue supplying oil to the island
US CBS will allow Mexico to supply oil to Cuba Despite President Trump's pronouncement, the current policy of the United States is to allow Mexico to continue supplying oil to the island
Yellen calls the federal investigation against Powell "extremely chilling" In addition to Janet Yellen, various voices have criticized the investigation against Jerome Powell, accusing it of political overtones
Anxiety and confusion after Trump's attack on Venezuela Experts on the subject analyze the repercussions and expose the uncertainty that prevails among Venezuelans
Rubio and De la Fuente discuss greater cooperation against drug trafficking, but Mexico defends its sovereignty Mexico seeks to reduce US pressure after President Trump's threats to attack territory as part of his war against cartels
US Embassy in Mexico warns of the increase in “floating buoys” on the Rio Grande As the Trump administration expands the use of floating barriers, activists denounce the cylindrical buoys as a “death trap” for migrants
Judge prevents the end of the immigrants' family reunification program For the moment, Trump will not be able to end the family reunification parole programs for citizens of seven Latin American countries
Kristi Noem announces government will send 'hundreds' additional federal agents to Minnesota Amid protests, DHS argues they need agents to allow immigration enforcement to continue
Trump would leave ExxonMobil out of Venezuela because of “negative” comment from its CEO The president lashed out at the oil giant after comments from its CEO, Darren Woods, who described the South American country as....
Home Depot and Target boycotted in Los Angeles Community members and religious leaders intensify pressure on both companies over the detention and arrest of immigrants
Democrats accuse Trump administration of covering up case of woman shot by ICE Minnesota legislators and key party figures demand impeachment of Secretary Kristi Noem after Renee Good's death
Federal Reserve Chairman reveals there is a federal investigation against him Despite the investigation, Powell indicated that the government's latest tactic would not lead to his departure from the central bank
Workers hold forum with California gubernatorial candidates Members of the United Service Workers West (SEIU-USWW) asked them to support immigrants and give them a voice at the decision-making table
Protests across the country are planned due to the shootings in Minneapolis and Portland Following the shootings in Minneapolis and Portland this week, several protests are planned across the country to condemn ICE violence
Trump Administration to Buy $200 Billion in Mortgage-Backed Securities to Lower Mortgage Rates The Trump administration plans to buy $200 billion in mortgage-backed securities to lower rates: Will it really help affordability?
Analysis: How the death of a woman at the hands of ICE in Minneapolis exposes the deep political divide in the US Multiple videos recorded by bystanders from various locations exist, but even the basic facts are being questioned
What is known about the prisoners released in Venezuela after the US attacks and Maduro's departure The president of the Venezuelan National Assembly announced the release of detained political and social leaders. We tell you who they are.
Republican senator lashes out at Stephen Miller, senior White House advisor Republican Thom Tillis urges Stephen Miller, senior White House advisor, to become better informed about geopolitical issues or resignation
Trump reduces the cost of financing new cars in the US The US approved financing for new vehicles. Interest on loans for cars assembled in the country will no longer be taxed
Noem says that 650,000 immigrants have been deported; Many without criminal records The figure, according to critics, is accompanied by abuses in detentions and legal battles that have defined the Republican's immigration policy
Why did Trump choose Delcy Rodriguez and not Maria Corina Machado to govern Venezuela now? Why did Washington choose a self-proclaimed revolutionary
Why did Trump choose Delcy Rodriguez and not Maria Corina Machado to govern Venezuela now? Why did Washington choose a self-proclaimed revolutionary
Donald Trump warns that the United States will govern Venezuela for years Donald Trump assured that US control over Venezuela will continue for years until the South American nation is stabilized
What is known about Renee Nicole Good, the woman shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis The woman was a US citizen and mother of three, according to two federal sources who spoke to CBS, the BBC's US partner.
The chaotic and cynical “Trump doctrine” in Venezuela If the situation in Venezuela worsens, the question is what will happen to the Venezuelans whom Trump decriminalized here in the United States
Delcy Rodriguez dismisses the general who was in charge of Maduro's security General Javier Marcano Tabata, commander of Venezuela's presidential honor guard, was dismissed after the capture of Nicolas Maduro
Chuck Schumer warns of possible military action in Cuba and Colombia The senator expressed his alarm after meeting with Trump administration officials, and said he does not rule out further interventions following Maduro's capture
Minnesota declares emergency and mobilizes National Guard after fatal ICE shooting Governor Tim Walz denounces Trump's
Congress Hispanic Caucus demands ICE off the streets after deadly shooting in Minneapolis The leadership of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus accused the Trump administration of justifying violence with more violence after the death of a U.S. citizen
Trump Administration Tried to Erase Records About Capitol Attack: NPR National Public Radio says Justice Department removed terms like 'riot,' 'riot,' and 'insurrection' from official documents
Trump lashes out at Tim Walz after Minnesota governor declines reelection Trump said Minnesota governor will likely leave office before his term ends
The difficulties Delcy Rodriguez faces in governing Venezuela amid Trump's threats In the short term, Venezuela will be governed by Delcy Rodriguez, as long as she meets the expectations of the Trump administration
Sheinbaum states Mexico's position after Maduro's arrest: “We categorically reject the intervention..... The Mexican president assured that Mexico's relationship with the US is based on respect for sovereignty, dialogue, and collaboration
More than 2,000 cases of measles were reported in the US in 2025 Active outbreaks, especially in South Carolina and the Arizona-Utah border, are contributing to the growth in weekly cases
Why Trump's actions in Venezuela could set a precedent for authoritarian regimes around the world Trump seems convinced that he sets the rules and others don't have that privilege, explains our international editor Jeremy Bowen
Wisconsin judge resigns after conviction in immigration obstruction case Hannah Dugan resigned after facing conviction in immigration obstruction case and intense Republican pressure
Kristi Noem assures that Venezuelans under TPS can apply for refugee status “Every individual who was under TPS has the opportunity to apply for refugee status and that evaluation will continue,” Noem stated
Amnesty International warns of risk of abuses after US military action in Venezuela Al joined the governments of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Spain, Mexico and Uruguay, which together rejected the military actions carried out
Trump Administration Attacks Venezuela and Arrests Maduro: What Are the Legal Implications? Without notification to Congress and possible violations of international law, the Trump administration defends operation in Venezuela against Nicolas Maduro
Condemnation of attack in Venezuela: Congressional Hispanic Caucus and other Democratic leaders speak out against Trump Democratic leaders in Congress criticize the Trump administration's military action in Venezuela to arrest Nicolas Maduro
Venezuelan Vice President criticizes US military operation and demands the release of Nicolas Maduro Venezuelan Vice President Delcy Rodriguez described the US operation as an......
The Trump administration delays the tariff increase on furniture and kitchen cabinets for a year The Trump administration postponed the tariff increase on furniture and kitchen cabinets for a year, amid trade negotiations and inflationary pressure
What to expect in immigration in 2026 under the Trump administration? Deportations, limitations on Green Cards and citizenship are some aspects of the immigration scenario in the U.S. for the new year
Maduro says he is open to dialogue with the US on drug trafficking In an interview with state television, the Venezuelan president also dodged a question about an attack in his country claimed by the US
Millions invested to search for and deport migrants in 2026 Trump's immigration offensive enriches companies that profit from the division and pain of Latino families
Trump announced the withdrawal of the National Guard from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland The Trump administration has been waging legal battles to keep the National Guard in cities that oppose its presence
Will $2,000 tariff dividend checks be a reality in 2026? Donald Trump proposes $2,000 tariff dividend checks in 2026, but Congress, the numbers, and the law still cast doubt on their feasibility
US Destroys two more alleged drug boats in an attack that leaves five dead The attack took place on Wednesday, December 31, according to the US Southern Command
Judge declares TPS cancellation illegal for migrants from Nicaragua, Honduras and Nepal Judge Trina Thompson ruled that Kristi Noem did not comply with the procedure established by law
The 10 events that shaped Latin America's political agenda in 2025 Donald Trump's pressure intensified in the world and especially in Latin America with a strategy of force that combined diplomatic, economic, and military measures
Federal Court rules that Trump illegally ended TPS for Honduras, Nepal, and Nicaragua Federal District Judge Trina L. Thompson determined that the termination of protected status did not follow proper process
3 moments that marked the relationship between Trump and Sheinbaum in 2025 The tariff freeze; the rejection of military intervention in Mexico and the World Cup marked the Trump-Sheinbaum relationship
Trump Administration Uses Safe Third Country Agreements to Expedite Deportations of Immigrants With the goal of reducing illegal immigration, the Trump administration has reached several agreements with countries to expedite deportations
United States carries out 30 attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and the Pacific So far, the government of President Donald Trump has carried out 30 attacks at sea, resulting in the deaths of 107 people
Judge approves sharing of immigrant Medicaid data with ICE In 2022, Democratic prosecutors filed a lawsuit to block this federal policy, which is set to re-enter effect in 2025
Justice Department sues Virginia over college tuition aid for immigrants Virginia law extends eligibility to people who established residency in the state at least one year prior
BYD takes the lead and surpasses Tesla in electric cars BYD is moving forward steadily to surpass Tesla in global sales by 2025, driven by its industrial scale and international expansion
At least 15,000 immigrants could lose access to a Green Card: a lawsuit seeks to prevent it A class-action lawsuit seeks to prevent some 15,000 people from losing immigration protections under the Family Reunification program starting in January
ICE will invest more than $300 million in new deportation tools ICE officials are expanding the deployment of biometric apps and facial images to locate immigrants
What actions are concerning Trump's abuse of presidential power in 2025? Brennan Center for Justice Experts Analyze Presidential Actions and the Constitutional Challenge They Represent
Venezuela releases 71 people imprisoned since the 2024 presidential elections The release comes at a time of intense US pressure on the government of Nicolas Maduro
Academy of Pediatrics sues the US Government for millionaire cuts to child health programs The organization went to court to stop the cancellation of nearly $12 million in federal funds earmarked for pediatric programs
Palau will accept immigrants deported from the US, in exchange for millionaire aid...... The small Pacific archipelago will receive up to 75 asylum seekers deported by the Trump administration, in exchange for $7.5 million
Trump plans to detain 80,000 immigrants in industrial warehouses: WP The strategy envisions simultaneous detention in at least seven large-scale facilities, each with a capacity of between 5,000 and 10,000 immigrants
US Department of Justice receives one million new documents on Epstein The department pledged to review the files and continue
TPS for Venezuelans: for whom it will remain in force in 2026 A specific group of Venezuelans will retain TPS in the United States through 2026: these are the key dates and conditions
Venezuela accuses the US of extortion Before the UN The Venezuelan also referred to The US attacks on alleged “narco-boats” in the Caribbean.
A teacher has lost 15 students in the current school year because of the raids The drama and pain of a teacher who has seen her students disappear from classrooms in LAUSD
Bukele responds to Hillary Clinton about 'brutality' In Cecot Bukele's reaction is due to a report released by Clinton in which she questions the actions of Cecot, which she calls a
Russia and China criticize US conduct towards Venezuela In an emergency session of the Security Council, both countries expressed their support for Caracas
The US will garnish the salaries of delinquent student loan debtors in 2026 The Department of Education seeks to “protect taxpayers from bearing the cost of loans that borrowers voluntarily agreed to”
Court declares cut of antiterrorism funds to sanctuary states illegal Judge McElroy's decision solidified a victory for the coalition of 12 state attorneys general who filed a lawsuit against the federal government
Epstein's letter to Larry Nassar that would implicate Trump sparks controversy before the Department of Justice The Trump Administration says it is trying to verify the authenticity of a letter sent by Epstein to the doctor sentenced for abusing gymnasts
Supreme Court rejects Trump's proposal to deploy National Guard in Illinois Supreme Court blocks deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago area as part of his crackdown on immigration
What is the origin of the growing tensions between Pope Leo Trump The Catholic Church and the United States government disagree on the treatment of immigrants by the Trump administration.
USCIS toughens H-1B work visa process By advocating a focus on the qualification of foreign workers and better wages, USCIS will apply a new rule to H-1B visa applicants
ICE releases an AI-generated video showing Santa Claus arresting immigrants The video, which shows Santa wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying weapons, urges undocumented immigrants to leave the country voluntarily
US US military conducts new attack on vessel in the Eastern Pacific The US military has attacked at least 29 suspected drug-trafficking boats since the beginning of September, leaving 105 dead
Trump cancels five large wind projects and deals devastating blow to renewable energy development The decision was made because the Department of Defense identified alleged
Russia ratifies "full support" for Venezuela in the face of the US blockade Foreign Ministers Sergey Lavrov and Yvan Gil held a telephone conversation in which Moscow assured that it would express its
DHS would offer up to $3,000 for immigrants to self-deport during Christmas Those who do not take advantage could face measures from US immigration authorities.
Consequences of mass deportations: judges warn that they are losing key witnesses in criminal cases Protecting witnesses with immigration status has become difficult, hindering the resolution of some trials
The decline of the United States and the “Trump Corollary” It is not surprising that the once world power is turning its back on those who were its allies in various parts of the world
Schumer presses Senate for legal action against Trump administration over incomplete Epstein files Senator Schumer introduces motion to initiate legal action against the Trump Administration over incomplete Epstein case information and deleting files
Drug price reduction promises to facilitate access to essential treatments From a patient's perspective, more affordable prices mean fewer financial barriers and greater ability to obtain medicines
At least 13 photos from the Epstein files were removed from the US Department of Justice website. House Oversight Committee Democrats questioned the removal of the images.
How immigration law will change by 2026 in the US. The criteria for approving high-skilled visas have also been tightened in recent months
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump's Plan to Remove Citizenship and Judge's Order Against ICE Check out this week's immigration news, including the plan to strip 200 immigrants of their citizenship per month and rulings against ICE
Dark Year, Time for Unity and Resistance Without unity, we will become an army of reformist zombies without political conviction
USA Preparing for talks between Russia and Ukraine in Miami President Zelensky reported that the Trump administration proposed face-to-face meetings between the warring countries to end the war
Trump decreed two new federal holidays in December: what you should know President Trump decreed two days in December as federal holidays in 2025. Find out who will have the day off, when they are scheduled, and if they are permanent
More than 2.5 million immigrants have left the US, reveals a DHS report Department of Homeland Security estimates that nearly 1.9 million undocumented immigrants have self-deported so far this year
Trump announces the 'warrior dividend,' a one-time bonus of $1,776 for military personnel President Donald Trump announced the
Trump agreed with nine pharmaceutical companies to lower drug prices The pharmaceutical companies collaborating to lower prices are: Bristol Myers Squibb, Genentech, Boehringer Ingelheim, Sanofi, Novartis, Merck, Gilead, GSK, and Amgen
Epstein victims react to release of files, but criticize lack of information Some of Epstein's victims were satisfied with the release of the files, although they acknowledge that more data is needed
USA: Masked federal agents weaken the rule of law Climate of anarchy and terror increases in abusive arrests of immigrants
Jury finds Milwaukee judge guilty of obstruction and for assisting immigrant The case placed the judge at the center of the confrontation between the judiciary and the Trump administration over its offensive against illegal immigration
Traditions that cross borders Thousands of miles from their place of origin, dozens of immigrants celebrate a posada and a pastorela in Boyle Heights
They march for a fair migration system on International Immigrant Day A diverse coalition of union, religious, community leaders and advocates for the migrant community takes to the streets of LA
The US raises “dozens” of demands in review of the USMCA, but will not abandon it, says Mark Carney The Canadian Prime Minister explained that his talks with Trump “have revolved around the review and adjustments of the USMCA, not about anyone abandoning it
New regulations put gender care for minors at risk The implementation of these proposals could affect access to gender-affirming care in more than 20 states where these treatments are legal
Could the Trump administration delete names from Epstein's files? Congressman Ro Khanna says no Congressman Ro Khanna told this newspaper that the Trump Administration would be committing an irregularity if it deletes Epstein's file names
United States carries out new attack on a vessel in the Pacific leaving 4 dead The U.S. Southern Command reported a new attack on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the Eastern Pacific as part of Operation Southern Spear
How Trump's 'total and complete' oil blockade can impact Venezuela's economy (and play against the U Trump's goal is to cut off revenue for the Maduro government, but some analysts believe the measure could deepen the economic crisis in Venezuela
Trump Administration plans to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Colorado The president of UCAR stated that dismantling the center will hinder the ability to predict, prepare for, and respond to weather phenomena
Senate blocks Adam Schiff's project to have the Trump administration release video of attack in the Caribbean A new effort in the Senate to get the Trump administration to release video of attack in the Caribbean on September 2 failed
PayPal is preparing to launch a bank for SMEs across the country The platform reported that it submitted the application this week to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the FDIC to form “PayPal Bank”
Former Undersecretary warns of more economic effects due to Trump's tariffs: “People are going to go hungry&a Jose Fernandez, former Undersecretary of Economic Growth, explains the implications of Trump's tariffs on the cost of living for Americans
PayPal is preparing to launch a bank for SMEs across the country The platform reported that it submitted the application this week to the Utah Department of Financial Institutions and the FDIC to form “PayPal Bank”
Founder of WikiLeaks sues the Nobel Foundation for turning the prize into an 'instrument of war' Julian Assange, founder of WikiLeaks, sued the Nobel Foundation for turning the Nobel Peace Prize into an
Judge orders the release of Iranian detained for more than 5 months without apparent reason Hamid Ziaei was at risk of being deported to Iran, from which he escaped for criticizing the government
Woman with more than 30 years living in the US is arrested in Green Card interview Bubbly Kaur was in the final stages of the process to obtain permanent residency
SNAP Program: Experts warn about fraud and its impact on food security Trump administration points to significant fraud in SNAP program that needs urgent attention, experts react
Trump orders new total restriction on entry to the U.S. for seven countries Citizens with total restrictions on entering the U.S. are from the countries of Burkina Faso, Laos, Mali, Niger, Sierra Leone, South Sudan, and Syria
Secretary Hegseth rules out making public second video of attack on vessel in the Caribbean Amid questions about violations of international law and human rights, Secretary Hegseth refused to release video of attack in the Caribbean
Report reveals that ICE entered New York shelters without a warrant According to revealed data, on two occasions shelter employees allowed immigration agents to enter private areas of the shelters
How the 'VeriWatch' works: the ICE watch that monitors immigrants full-time The VeriWatch smartwatch, used by ICE to monitor immigrants, allows GPS tracking, facial recognition, and real-time messaging
Trump Administration supports TSA sharing passenger list with ICE TSA says these practices are intended to detect those with deportation orders
$1,000 Trump Accounts: What You Should Do to Open One The federal government introduced Trump accounts for children born in the United States. Here's what you need to do to open one and get the $1,000
States sue Trump administration for imposing $100,000 payment on H-1B visa California's attorney general argues that the visa fee
Immigration Facts of the Week: Trump suffered setbacks, but doubles down on his rhetoric and anti-immigrant measures Check out the most important immigration developments, such as the increase in migrant deaths and Trump's
Kristi Noem left congressional hearing for alleged FEMA meeting after questions about ICE The Secretary of Homeland Security was questioned about the detention of US veterans and other shortcomings in immigration operations
La Opinion Hoy: They demand Trump release the video of the attack that left 87 dead The United States government faces increasing pressure over military attacks in the Caribbean and the Pacific.
The Trump administration would eliminate the SAVE student loan plan The Department of Education announced an agreement that could mark the beginning of the end of Joe Biden's SAVE plan for student loans
Immigration centers in the country increase 69% and reach a record of 65,000 detainees In these facilities, undocumented immigrants are
Trump faces legal complications over attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific The Trump Administration faces pressure from Congress, a lawsuit, and criticism from international law experts over attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific
US US seizes oil tanker off Venezuela, escalating tensions with Caracas The operation further complicates PDVSA's crude oil exports and coincides with the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony awarded to Maria Corina Machado
Why is it worrying that USCIS is canceling citizenship ceremonies for dozens of immigrants? The Trump administration's new policy extends to people from 19 countries, but more will soon be included, and it includes additional reviews for asylum and Green Cards
NPNA condemns violence in Louisiana: “A betrayal of those who propelled and rebuilt New Orleans” Organization accused that the ongoing “abductions” have generated widespread fear, keeping children out of classrooms and people out of their jobs
Criticized Trump's $12 billion farm bailout: 'only seeking to alleviate his own chaos' Trump bets that throwing millions of taxpayer dollars at farmers will make Americans forget he caused this mess
Mother of Karoline Leavitt's nephew ordered released after ICE detention Although the Department of Homeland Security established at the time that Bruna Caroline Ferreira had a criminal record, her release was ordered
No right to risk the lives of US soldiers in Venezuela This conflict, which will generate pain and death, will not be an act against drug trafficking; it is a theft of a people's wealth
Trump and Sheinbaum meet for the first time After 14 phone conversations, President Trump and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met for the first time in person
United States revokes visas and punishes companies in Mexico for transporting immigrants Authorities indicated that these individuals collaborated with groups dedicated to coordinating transportation and generating fraudulent travel documents
Trump's deportations have impacted California's economy and employment, according to UCLA The impact of mass deportations has altered consumption dynamics and generated disruptions in sectors where immigrant labor is relevant
Sabrina Carpenter rejects the use of her music by the White House and it responds The singer is known for being an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and for her opposition to U.S. deportation policies.
Government threatens to pause food stamps to Democratic states if beneficiary information is not handed over The administration will begin halting the transfer of federal funds to those states starting next week until they comply, Brooke Rollins said
Republicans and Democrats criticize the pardon of Juan Orlando Hernandez; Schumer Accuses Trump of Hypocrisy US officials, several representatives and senators from both parties agree that the pardon of Orlando Hernandez is unjustified and problematic
I assumed guardianship of 26 children to take care of them if their parents are deported from the US Vidal Rivas, a parish priest in Maryland, has agreed to be the reserve guardian of the children of several of his parishioners
Trump administration fired 8 immigration judges Some experts warn that the layoffs could have repercussions for the US judicial system.
Facts of the week in immigration: tragedy to two national guards in Washington, DC has immigration repercussions Follow this week's immigration news: attack in DC and the immigration decisions regarding it, ICE detentions and fear among migrants
Defense Secretary accuses Joe Biden of allegedly coddling terrorists Defense Secretary Peter Brian Hegseth accuses former President Joe Biden of allegedly coddling drug-trafficking terrorists
Support for limiting immigration is growing in the US, according to a recent survey The recent Economist/YouGov poll revealed that 35% of adults in the US consider it important to reduce the number of immigrants entering the country
Trump administration pressures Mexico to comply with pending water deliveries Since his return to the White House, Donald Trump has demanded that the Mexican government comply with its water delivery obligations
End of TPS will leave 350,000 Haitian immigrants vulnerable to deportation starting in February The Trump administration has argued that the TPS policy has been abused by Democratic administrations and has tried to dismantle it
United States has killed 81 people in attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific: senators demand explanations A group of Democratic senators asks the Department of Justice to reveal the legal recommendation on attacks on vessels
What has us scratched here is the increase in the dollar: Venezuelans facing the possibility of a US attack trying While Washington and Caracas exchange threats about a possible invasion of Venezuela, on the streets of the country people are more worried about their economy
Services union asks 4 airlines to end contracts with ICE for deportations The SEIU sends letters to Avelo Airlines, Global World
Combating the fentanyl crisis in “America” (Part I) This analysis explains how US strategies depend on militarization and the possibility of military intervention in countries like Venezuela and Mexico
'No Kings' launches protest against ICE for Thanksgiving The group called on Americans to refrain from shopping and spending money during the Thanksgiving celebration
More than 250 detained in North Carolina after intense ICE immigration raids Operation Charlotte's Web raised the number of arrests in North Carolina to more than 250 amid a Trump-led deportation campaign
Federal judge orders Trump to withdraw the National Guard from Washington, DC A federal judge ruled that Donald Trump violated the Constitution by ordering the deployment of the National Guard in DC without local authorization
US Democrats ask military to disobey 'illegal orders' Trump has sent National Guard troops to several Democratic cities, in an alleged attempt to control riots
Trump administration will punish immigrants who apply for Green Card with new public charge rule The rule proposed by the Department of Homeland Security will repeat the Joe Biden administration's guidelines
What is known about the 15 minors killed in bombings by the Colombian army Colombian President Gustavo Petro intensifies offensive against insurgent groups at a high human and political cost
Letitia James insists on dismissing charges against her in response to "scandalous conduct" by the Trump admin James alleged that the charges were the product of
Judge says case against former FBI director in jeopardy due to Trump administration misconduct Magistrate Judge William Fitzpatrick said government's handling of case raises
Trump willing to attack drug cartels and states: 'I'm not happy with Mexico' Donald Trump declared that he is willing to launch attacks inside Mexico if necessary to thwart the smuggling of illegal narcotics into the US
Ecuador votes 'no' Ecuadorians rejected the constitutional reforms promoted by President Daniel Noboa Noboa wanted to eliminate the ban on installing foreign military bases in the country and draft a new constitution
Mexican Army prepares elite elements against terrorism Elements of the Mexican Army's Special Forces Corps are training in counterterrorism operations ahead of the 2026 World Cup
Supreme Court to review Trump's asylum policy The Supreme Court will hear the case on the arrival of an immigrant and how their asylum claim should be handled
More than 10,000 migrant veterans have been deported from the United States Last week a soldier with the Purple Heart Medal was deported
US The United States announced it will designate the Cartel of the Suns Washington continues its moves against the Venezuelan government and maintains a large military deployment in the Caribbean
Trump ends air restrictions and normal operations return after government shutdown The National Airspace System returns to normal after the end of the budget lockout two weeks before Thanksgiving
A judge prevents Trump from cutting the funding of the University of California in Los Angeles A judge rejected the cutting of funds to the University of California over accusations that it allows antisemitism and other forms of discrimination
Michigan legislators and community leaders criticize the harm to immigrant children Community leaders and legislators denounced how Trump's immigration policy is causing fear in immigrant families with children
The rise of 'buy now pay later' is now available for food in the US. Despite being a relief, experts warn about its use and its consequences for long-term economic stability
The rise of 'buy now pay later' is now available for food in the US. Despite being a relief, experts warn about its use and its consequences for long-term economic stability
U.S. attacks alleged drug trafficking ship, causing the death of 4 people in the Caribbean Sea The U.S. military carried out another attack in the Caribbean against a vessel allegedly involved in drug trafficking, killing 4 people
Adelita Grijalva took the oath as a new member of the House of Representatives Democrat Adelita Grijalva officially became a member of the House of Representatives, which reduces the power of the Republicans
Trump will offer a dinner to some Wall Street tycoons to pressure them to invest in the country Donald Trump intends to convince some Wall Street tycoons to invest part of their resources in American industry during a dinner
