Patricia Caro

The justices rejected the executive’s request and upheld the district judge’s ruling that deemed the expulsion of Kilmar Abrego García was ‘without legal basis’

The Trump administration cancels and invalidates the permits issued by the Biden administration’s app, which granted protection to nearly one million people

Since Trump took office, partnerships between ICE and local and state law enforcement have doubled to 445 agreements

Customers decrease by up to 60% and employees abandon their posts out of fear of ICE agents showing up

The initiative, which is open for public comment, would affect asylum, permanent residency, and naturalization applicants

The Republican administration will revoke the legal status with which hundreds of thousands of migrants from Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua have entered the country since 2022

The ACLU files a complaint over immigration authorities’ failure to release the identities of residents arrested in New Mexico, noting that ‘arbitrary and enforced disappearance is unlawful under the US Constitution’

Laws that seek to ban undocumented immigrants from schools, higher tuition rates at universities, fear of arrests, and Trump’s relentless fight against diversity are opening an educational gap

The president and CEO of the Latino civil rights organization criticizes the president for deporting migrants instead of fulfilling the economic promises that earned him the support of millions of Hispanic voters

Mayor Muriel Bowser, threatened with losing her authority and having her budget cut, changes her tune to avoid a confrontation with the president

Immigrant advocates say the decision means many people will have trouble applying for medical care, testifying in court and even voting

Migrant advocates denounce the campaign against children and believe the real target could be the families who take them in

More than 40% of those expelled by mid-February had no criminal record. Civil rights organizations denounce that many people are being detained because of their race or skin color

Thousands of children, some as young as two, will have to navigate an intricate court system alone after a federally funded program was halted on Tuesday

Latino pastors denounce harassment of their parishioners. ‘Some of my pastors hold services with the doors closed because they are afraid that immigration agents will burst in at any moment,’ says a bishop

The president is promoting an old program that allows local police to perform the functions of federal agents and to keep detained migrants in jail if they are undocumented

The U.S. president has created a new internal enemy, the Latino migrant, who must be identified, pointed out and deported

The plaintiffs, representing millions of believers, say that immigration enforcement in churches and synagogues has sparked fear and violated the constitutional right to freely practice religion

Missouri and Mississippi lawmakers have proposed creating ‘certified bounty hunters’ to work on the Republican’s mass expulsion campaign

The executive order, temporarily blocked by a judge, prevents asylum seekers from registering their children in the United States, and they are also unable to do so in their countries of origin, from which they fled

Bipartisan legislation, signed by President Biden, mandates congressional oversight for third-party spending above $50 million

Approximately 44,000 arrests were recorded in December, extending a six-month downward trend and reaching levels not seen since July 2020, during the previous Trump administration

The tycoon faces ethical and legal barriers to achieving his anti-immigration goals, such as revoking birthright citizenship or raiding schools

Immigration and Customs Enforcement deported 271,484 noncitizens to 192 countries in fiscal year 2024, surpassing the previous record set by the Donald Trump presidency

TPS beneficiaries go on hunger strike to ask President Biden to renew their temporary protection before the Republican tycoon takes office

The data cited by the president-elect contradict reality: the conviction rate for violent crimes among native-born citizens is more than twice that of migrants with irregular status