Nicholas Dale Leal

As humanitarian conditions continue to worsen in the Caribbean country, Thursday marks the deadline to present arguments to the appeals court that will decide whether to allow the Trump administration to eliminate immigration protections

Amid negotiations over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, a separate bill seeks to prohibit the agency from acquiring and using biometric identification systems on the general population

On the field, several Latino NFL players, including the first born in Venezuela, will represent their community with the Puerto Rican superstar

The five-year-old remains in a center with his father in Texas. His case has reignited the debate about the conditions of juvenile detention in the United States

The man killed by Border Patrol agents in Minneapolis was allegedly carrying a handgun. In recent months, there has been a reported increase in interest among people who identify as liberal in purchasing firearms

The engine of the boom that turned the United States into the world’s largest oil producer could see its already thin margins become unprofitable amid an increase in supply

The Department of Homeland Security accuses the media of lying in its coverage of the incident, while journalist associations warn of an increase in assaults on reporters by federal agents

Sectors of the Republican grassroots and some party politicians question the logic behind an intervention that seems to contradict the campaign promise of putting ‘America first’

Among the Democrats, the primaries will pit James Talarico against Jasmine Crockett, while on the Republican side there are several contenders seeking to unseat John Cornyn, who has held the position since 2002

The human rights organization is demanding concrete protections for workers, athletes, fans, and journalists attending the tournament next summer

The state attorney general has appealed to the Supreme Court, while the governor and conservative legislators have condemned the ruling as judicial overreach

Extremist commentators and Donald Trump himself are spreading misinformation and exaggerations about the protests to bolster justifications for a direct attack on the cartels

Incidents in which agents purposely crash their vehicles or fire their weapons in alleged self-defense are becoming common across the country

The Caribbean island has been hit by floods in the southwest and widespread power outages due to the strongest cyclone on record in the country

More than 100,000 former members of the armed forces do not have American citizenship and are at risk of being removed from the country

The attorney fears the political use of justice and the erosion of rights in the country, while personally facing a motion that could affect his career

The Mexican singer has just finished a 39-concert international tour, during which she confirmed her pregnancy. She spoke with EL PAÍS before stepping back from the stage for just a few months

After several days of street clashes, the allegation that criminal groups are offering bounties to attack officers has increased pressure on the city

Homeland Security says it has intelligence indicating that up to $50,000 is being offered for actions against immigration officers in Chicago

The Democratic Party is avoiding the immigration debate. Although polls show a majority rejects Trump’s policies, Americans still trust Republicans more when it comes to securing the border

Family members of three Salvadorans who were sent from the United States on the same flights as hundreds of Venezuelans, accused without evidence of being gang members, have gone six months without any information about them

This Wednesday, the government is due to set the maximum refugee quota for the next fiscal year, but the current freeze in the system suggests that those with pending cases will have to keep waiting

The families of the two hospitalized victims and the deceased face silence from the Trump administration, which is using the attack to justify its domestic military deployment

The DHS says it has received more than 150,000 applications to join the immigration agency, but there are growing concerns about staffing shortages in other forces

The Republican administration has expelled nearly 170,000 people so far in 2025, a figure that falls far short of its latest goal of one million in the first year

In the agricultural heart of the country’s most productive state, more than half of farmworkers are estimated to be undocumented, yet farmers decisively voted last year for the Republican candidate who promised to deport them. The tension between political promises and economic needs has created a contradiction with no immediate solution