Isaías Alvarado

Daron Acemoglu, Paul Krugman and Joseph Stiglitz, among others, signed a letter defending a one-time 5% tax on individuals whose wealth is above $1 billion. The initiative will be submitted to a vote on November 3

Guatemalan Edy Fernando Gutierrez Mejia is the third victim of the NBC-Telemundo helicopter crash in Los Angeles

After El Mencho’s death, his stepson Juan Carlos Valencia González became the new boss and the DEA’s most wanted fugitive. He was born in a private facility in a suburb of Los Angeles

The informant did not become a protected witness or receive immigration status after collaborating with the US authorities

Turning Point USA, the slain conservative activist’s organization, is widely expected to back the current vice president

The case of 13 Penn State students charged with trafficking is the latest example of undergraduates who traded textbooks for selling illegal substances

His family’s efforts to remain in the country have run up against Donald Trump’s hardline immigration policies

The brother and youngest daughter of the man who led the Jalisco New Generational Cartel opened business ventures in the cities of Hemet and Perris

The agency is paying closer attention to the roads, where it seeks to intercept drugs, migrants who have already entered the country unlawfully, and those transporting them

The survivors and relatives of victims of the shooting attack are seeking a luxury residence and other assets seized from CJNG capo Cristian Fernando Gutiérrez Ochoa as compensation

The migrant was a witness in cases against drug traffickers before being sent first to Guatemala and then twice to Mexico

FDNS investigators have begun interviewing former clients of immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano as part of an investigation filed in the city of Seattle, sources told EL PAÍS

Several migrants have been detained by federal agents on construction sites in Altadena, an area affected by the Eaton fire

Juan Carlos Valencia González, who took control of the cartel after El Mencho’s death, owns an estate in Hemet valued at nearly $700,000

Ramón Álvarez Ayala and his brother Rafael, called R2, have been accused of trafficking cocaine and methamphetamines by a Washington court

Going hungry and having to offset it with food bought out of their own pockets are recurring complaints in reports and lawsuits against Immigration and Customs Enforcement

Aisha Wahab and Melissa Hernández face off Tuesday for California’s 14th Congressional District seat

As a queer single mother who worked in the fields and grew up near the southern border, the veteran is seeking to win a key swing seat that could help Democrats regain control of the House of Representatives

More than 500 workers offering their services at Home Depot stores have been detained by immigration agents in Los Angeles since 2025, according to estimates by the National Day Laborer Network

At the start of the school year in the country’s second-largest school district, dozens of educators and volunteers patrol the streets of LA to warn families about possible immigration sweeps

The federal agency plans to invest up to $20 million in a switch-activated device meant to gain immediate compliance from targeted individuals

Nora Murillo was prevented from returning to Seattle, where she has lived for 27 years and where her three children live, because she was unaware that her application for permanent residency had been denied

Alexandra Lozano left nearly 54,000 cases in limbo, in what appears to be one of the largest immigration fraud scandals in recent decades

The US has raised rewards for the cartel’s leading members to over $100 million and seeks to cut their income sources with the aim of destroying the criminal organization

Washington has restricted A-2 visas and put the residency of hundreds of workers at the 53 Mexican consulates in the country at risk

An organization is handing out instructions to help detainees file their own ‘habeas corpus’ challenges without having to pay lawyer fees they cannot afford