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Georgia's Department of Corrections is no longer required to issue reports on how its inmates are dying
Under Texas law, women who seek abortion are exempt from facing any criminal charges
Luis Contreras is the primary suspect in the killing of 38-year-old Alfonso Vera in Riverside, California
DeSantis continued to raise his concerns over a potential terrorist attack at the hands of people who migrated across the U.S. border illegally
The city of Scottsdale, in Arizona, will be the first department to start using first-responder drones from a startup called Aerodome
The four men alleged that Brown "participated in and directed" the violence and that they all underwent medical treatment as a result
Esquivel opened fire against the CBP agent after he got pulled over; he then fled the scene
Delaware has no state or local sales taxes and residents don't have to pay income tax on social security benefits, all of them key issues for retirees
Some jurisdictions are now giving ICE a 48-hour notice before releasing migrants from custody
In the history of the state, only one person of Hispanic heritage has held the position of Governor (Bob Martinez, 1987-91)
The year with the biggest number of large follow-on groups was 2022, when 14 caravans were formed
Latino voters trust Trump more than Biden on issues like immigration, a survey from Equis Research has shown
Rubio's good relationship with Trump could catapult him to a place in his cabinet if Trump were to win the 2024 presidential elections in November
The big layer of dust is slowing down the formation of new hurricanes and tropical storms, but it can also create health issues for the population
The defendants were sentenced for 10 murders and seven attempted murders in addition to kidnapping, drug trafficking and firearm offenses.
Survival International Director Caroline Pearce said that the situation is a "humanitarian disaster in the making."
Approximately 7,000 individuals illegally entered the stadium while 2,500 ticket holders were left outside, according to Univision
Another Excessive Heat Watch has been issued for south-central and southwest Arizona for July 19 and July 20
In 2023, the Office of Foreign Assets Control announced three actions sanctioning a total of 50 individuals and entities linked to timeshare fraud activities
In 2023, the Mexican navy had a record year of seizures, intercepting more than 48 tons of cocaine that was travelling through the ocean.
License plate readers installed at checkpoints in California, Arizona and Texas recorded 2,829 stolen vehicles driven into Mexico last year
Key Republican members have slammed Biden's approach to immigration and endorsed Trump's plans of "sealing the border on day 1"
Rodrigo Paez Quintero was arrested in Zapopan, Mexico, in March of 2023 and exhausted his appeals earlier this month
The American Burn Association said that about 40% of patients that suffer surface burns require surgery
Hurricane Beryl may have caused up to $32bn worth of damages and losses in the United States
The kick-off, originally scheduled for 8pm ET, was postponed for over 80 minutes as authorities tried to prevent people storming the venue
In 2020, there were about 5.8 million Puerto Ricans living in the United States according to data from the U.S. Census
The state of Tamaulipas is the only Mexican border state to which the State Department has assigned a Level 4 designation, the same severity as Afghanistan.
Jacksonville saw the most significant drop, with median asking rents decreasing by 12.4% year-over-year
More than 90% of all individuals detained by ICE are currently being held at detention centers either owned or operated by private companies such as Torrance More News