
Some 170,000 Salvadorans with TPS anxiously await program’s end: ‘My life is in the United States’
On September 9, Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador expires and the Trump administration has not proposed renewing it

On September 9, Temporary Protected Status for El Salvador expires and the Trump administration has not proposed renewing it

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

The state has expanded the ban on local law enforcement participating in operations against migrants. However, 17 sheriffs are challenging the legislation in court

The Trump administration will sell or transfer seven of the 11 properties it acquired to expand detention capacity, following lawsuits, investigations, and local opposition

New York will test Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s influence in several Democratic races for Congress
The changes the Trump administration made to the program leave more than 3.5 million families without help to buy food

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

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

Images of a Maryland nurse deported to Ghana and forcibly dragged to be sent back to Sierra Leone highlight the plight of these migrants

A jury in Maryland found Jorge Rueda Landeros guilty of murdering his former partner and business associate. The defendant hid for over a decade in Guadalajara, where he was known as yoga instructor León Ferrara

Former National Security Adviser appears in court after being accused of sharing confidential data with his family

The US government has revived the idea of deporting the Salvadoran back to his country, where he previously suffered torture

The NBA legend has been participating in the White Marlin Open in Maryland for years. In the most recent edition, his team took home second prize: $400,000 for catching a 32-kilogram fish

Items such as clothing, computers, and school supplies can be purchased with no taxes during this time

The New Jersey detention center, opened a month ago, has become a flashpoint in Donald Trump’s anti-immigration offensive

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

The court is holding a hearing to decide whether the rulings of judges who blocked the presidential order have national scope or not

The mistaken expulsion of the Salvadoran to Bukele’s mega prison sparked a standoff between the administration and the judiciary and became a political weapon

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

After several setbacks in the courts, the Trump administration is trying to justify the expulsion of the Salvadoran with a series of judicial and police documents that, it claims, prove that he is a dangerous criminal

The 29-year-old, whose deportation the government concedes was an ‘administrative error,’ awaits his fate in El Salvador’s mega-prison after the US Supreme Court stayed a district judge’s order to bring him home

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

The researcher designs digital twins for every patient that help facilitate surgeries for serious cardiac problems

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

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

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