Patricia Caro

Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal, who worked for the US government in Afghanistan for 15 years, was not suffering from any illness when he was arrested, according to his family

A former official at the immigration agency and several recent analyses reveal deficiencies in instruction programs for recruits, and warn of the risk that it will lead to more deaths and illegal detentions

Since September, three deportation flights have been sent to Tehran. Meanwhile, deportations to Caracas have increased following the capture of Nicolás Maduro

The senator from Oklahoma, a member of the Cherokee Nation, replaces Kristi Noem as head of the Department of Homeland Security

She received a removal order three weeks before the United States attacked Iran. Her case exemplifies the plight of people who were adopted as children and who, because they did not receive citizenship, can be deported

More than 400,000 people of Iranian descent live in the country. Some celebrate Washington’s attacks, while others warn that regime change will be very difficult

The justice system had protected them from being expelled, but two of them were sent back to their country of origin, and the rest remain detained in a foreign country, in appalling conditions

Workers say federal agents have detained people as they arrived at emergency rooms, entered areas reserved for patients, and prevented nurses from attending to those in need

Families held at the ICE facility report that the lack of adequate medical care is endangering children’s lives

The SAVE America Act would make voting more difficult for millions of women who adopted their husband’s last name, since it no longer matches the one on their birth certificate

Democrats are demanding that immigration agents show their faces and that warrants be required for arrests, two requirements that Republicans flatly reject

The Trump administration wants to buy facilities to house detained migrants, but it is facing citizen protests, owners who don’t want to sell, and legal barriers

The Republican administration announces 675,000 deportees as it prioritizes raids far from the border, expulsions without court orders, and eliminates human rights concerns in its targeting of detainees

Border czar Tom Homan says local authorities are cooperating in operations against migrants

Republican and Democratic lawmakers have 10 days to agree on immigration policy reform and funding for the Department of Homeland Security

Minneapolis is leading a call for a national strike this Friday, while the White House works to mitigate the damage from the crisis caused by the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good

A young Venezuelan woman shared her idea of ​​contacting the imprisoned Chavista leader and received hundreds of requests to include messages destined for his cell

The Santa Rita Fire District said the wounded individual was taken to hospital

The government’s defense of the agents involved has hardened the opposition’s stance

The Border Patrol commander, who has been relieved of his duties in Minneapolis, enjoys the ‘tough guy’ image that won him the president’s favor

Cattle ranchers and farmers warn they will not be able to meet the increased demand for red meat and dairy products, recommended in the new food pyramid, without migrant labor

The president has closed the border and aims to carry out the largest deportation campaign in history, bringing terror to the streets of the country in the process

The 150% increase compared with the previous year falls within the Trump administration’s hardline stance against foreigners

The continuation of the crusade against migrants will continue to negatively impact the economy, say experts

The Trump administration’s immigration crackdown has split the nation: while California and Illinois are broadening support, Republican-led Texas and Tennessee are introducing more restrictions

Churches are changing holiday traditions, foregoing posadas and processions, and using Nativity scenes as a form of protest against deportations