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They accuse the president of using a legal loophole to replace import taxes that were either struck down by the Supreme Court or had expired

Colorado becomes the 14th state the government sues for refusing to discriminate against students based on immigration status

An American Civil Liberties Union report details more than 1,200 incidents involving U.S. immigration authorities in 2025, describing the use of force and threats as routine enforcement tactics

Aubrey Gideon, a Mississippi resident, has impersonated the Mexican capo in at least two of the 23 letters sent to the judge in New York, according to evidence and documents obtained by EL PAÍS

The former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, for decades one of the world’s biggest drug traffickers, awaits a life sentence in the United States amid unresolved questions that have political repercussions in Mexico

The president’s revival of false claims about the 2020 election is the latest step in a broader effort to tighten voting rules

Phil Weiser enters November’s general election as the favorite to succeed Jared Polis

Two reviews reaffirm the problems the substance causes for mental health and highlight the complex debate around regulation

The former leader of the Sinaloa Cartel has asked to be tried in his homeland on the pending charges against him while serving a life sentence in a maximum-security prison in Colorado

A dozen US states have passed laws authorizing the sale of homemade food, an important source of income for the migrant community

The Trump administration is trying to deport Hayam El Gamal and her five children, the family of the Boulder shooter, after they were released from the Dilley detention center following a record 10 months in detention

EL PAÍS reconstructs the shooting at the archeological site, which left two dead and 13 wounded, with the account of the authorities and video testimonies from the victims

Kaija Saariaho's 'Innocence' triumphs at the Met in New York with its chilling dissection of the aftermath of a tragedy that is painfully familiar in American society

Mayor Mike Johnston’s executive order marks a direct challenge to Trump’s immigration crackdown and restricts federal operations on city property

After fighting in Iraq, he served 16 years in prison before being placed in immigration detention and eventually deported: ‘I have the right to be buried in a national cemetery, but not to live in America’

While Congress negotiates the imposition of new limits on immigration agents, state legislatures are redoubling their efforts to pass bills that in some cases have been stalled for months

Washington is requesting additional information from state administrations about social programs because it suspects ‘fraud’ in the handling of funds

Around 20 territories will apply an increase that will come into effect on January 1, while others will raise it around the middle of the year

The Workready initiative offers vocational training and English and cultural instruction so that newcomers to this American city can find decent work

Mayor Michelle Wu called the lawsuit unconstitutional and promised a court fight: ‘We will vigorously defend our laws and the constitutional rights of cities’

Sara, a Venezuelan immigrant, was arrested by federal agents as she left work in July. She unwittingly signed her own deportation order back to her country, and her partner, Kinzie, was powerless to stop it

Texas recorded the highest number of tornadoes from 2020 to 2024

From California to Florida, the majority of states have anti-immigrant legal frameworks. However, about 20 of them lack laws regulating the issue

Washington, California and New York are some of the places offering higher pay to workers