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Bolivia Dice Basta: Toman Forma las Contraprotestas Lideradas por el Espíritu Democrático de Santa Cruz de la Sierra

Decenas de miles de ciudadanos se congregaron en Santa Cruz para la "Gran Marcha por la Democracia", una masiva movilización cívica. Liderado por el Comité Pro Santa Cruz, el presidente cívico Stello Cochamanidis emitió un ultimátum formal al presidente Rodrigo Paz: restablecer el orden y levantar los bloqueos antes de este domingo, o los ciudadanos tomarán el asunto en sus propias manos.

President Trump Moves Against Longstanding Banking Access for Noncitizens Without Social Security Numbers
The order calls for regulators to account for what it describes as risks posed by foreign consular ID cards often used by immigrants without U.S.-issued identification to open bank accounts
US Colleges Warn of International Student Crisis as Visa Delays Threaten Fall 2026 Enrollment
US higher education groups are urging the Trump administration to expedite student visa processing, as delays, travel bans, and stricter screening threaten Fall 2026 international enrollment.
Street Vendors Brace for ICE Presence at World Cup Matches: 'We Came to Make Money, Not Problems'
Vendors who spoke with NBC News said they cannot afford to pass up the opportunity to work high-traffic events such as the World Cup, arguing that the need to earn a living often outweighs fears over immigration enforcement.

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Minnesota Issues Arrest Warrant for ICE Agent After Investigators Reject 'Defensive Shot' Narrative

A County Attorney said Castro fired through the front door of a home "knowing there were people who had just run inside that presented absolutely no threat to him or anyone else"

Protests against family separation in Texas

Immigration

Nearly 150,000 U.S. Citizen Children Have Likely Seen a Parent Detained Since Trump Returned to Office

The report identified children linked to Mexican parents as the largest affected group, accounting for nearly 54% of cases

Dozens of white South Africans received U.S. asylum in May

Immigration

Trump Administration Plans to Admit up to 10,000 More White South African Refugees Into the United States

The administration claimed through an emergency notice to Congress that "unforeseen developments in South Africa created an emergency refugee situation"

Immigration

Indigenous Leaders Say Border Wall Construction Is Desecrating Sacred Sites: 'The Mountain Is Our Healer'

Members of the Kumeyaay Nation say federal contractors have used explosives and heavy machinery on Kuuchamaa Mountain, a site considered sacred by Indigenous communities

Immigration

ICE Firearms Trainer Linked to Four Fatal Police Shootings Helped Train DHS Tactical Units: Report

A report from WIRE cited a podcast interview in which he described himself as "a f*cking savage" during his years in policing and said he actively sought out dangerous encounters

Immigration

Trump's Palantir Investment Puts Spotlight on Firm's Expanding Immigration Enforcement Contracts

Palantir's growing relationship with the Trump administration reportedly includes access to information tied to millions of individuals meant to significantly accelerate ICE investigations

'ICE Is Teaching Cadets to Violate the Constitution,' Whistleblower Says During Congressional Hearing

Immigration

Trump's ICE Crackdown Could Get a $72 Billion Boost This Week

President Donald Trump's immigration crackdown is heading into a major Senate test this week as Republicans push a fast-track funding package that would pour nearly $72 billion into immigration enforcement, including tens of billions for ICE and Border Patrol operations through 2029.

Cuba Estados Unidos propuesta Marco Rubio Diaz Canel

Immigration

Former CIA Director Says Cuba Crisis Could Become a New U.S. Migration Emergency

Former CIA Director Robert Gates said Cuba's greatest national security risk to the United States is not an imminent military attack, but the possibility that the island's deepening crisis could produce another mass migration emergency like the 1980 Mariel boatlift.

Warehouse purchased by ICE in Salt Lake City

Immigration

Bolivia Dice Basta: Toman Forma las Contraprotestas Lideradas por el Espíritu Democrático de Santa Cruz de la Sierra

President Trump Moves Against Longstanding Banking Access for Noncitizens Without Social Security Numbers

US Colleges Warn of International Student Crisis as Visa Delays Threaten Fall 2026 Enrollment

Street Vendors Brace for ICE Presence at World Cup Matches: 'We Came to Make Money, Not Problems'

Minnesota Issues Arrest Warrant for ICE Agent After Investigators Reject 'Defensive Shot' Narrative

Nearly 150,000 U.S. Citizen Children Have Likely Seen a Parent Detained Since Trump Returned to Office

Trump Administration Plans to Admit up to 10,000 More White South African Refugees Into the United States

Indigenous Leaders Say Border Wall Construction Is Desecrating Sacred Sites: 'The Mountain Is Our Healer'

ICE Firearms Trainer Linked to Four Fatal Police Shootings Helped Train DHS Tactical Units: Report

Trump's Palantir Investment Puts Spotlight on Firm's Expanding Immigration Enforcement Contracts

Trump's ICE Crackdown Could Get a $72 Billion Boost This Week

Former CIA Director Says Cuba Crisis Could Become a New U.S. Migration Emergency

ICE to Push Ahead With Warehouse Detention Expansion Despite Lawsuits and Federal Investigation

DACA Recipient Arrested by ICE, Deported to Honduras, Then Detained Again Upon Return to Texas

Republican-Led States Are Increasingly Turning Medicaid Agencies Into Immigration Enforcement Gatekeepers: Report

ICE Moves to Deport Former Mayor Who Admitted Voting Illegally for Trump

Trump's Border Patrol Chief Abruptly Steps Down After Prostitution Allegations Resurface

DHS Secretary Mullin Says ICE Won't 'Round Up' Fans at World Cup, But Doesn't Rule Out Arrests

DHS Chief Denies 'Alligator Alcatraz' Is Dead, Even as Detainees Are Reportedly Being Moved Out