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Rubio Congratulates Mexico's New Foreign Minister, Stresses Bilateral Cooperation in First Call
Velasco has experience working closely with U.S. officials, leading multiple high-level bilateral and trilateral negotiations on security, migration, the economy, border issues and shared water management, among other areas.
First Lady Melania Trump's Public Approval Hits Record Low, CNN Data Analyst Reveals
At comparable points in their husbands' second terms, Michelle Obama had a +42 rating, Laura Bush +46, Hillary Clinton +25, and Nancy Reagan +50.
Acting AG Todd Blanche Directs California Prosecutor to Seek Death Penalty for Three Alleged MS-13 Members
Last May, prosecutors announced charges against Dennis Anaya Urias, Grevil Zelaya Santiago and Roberto Carlos Aguilar in the killing of a former MS-13 member who was assisting law enforcement in a federal racketeering and methamphetamine trafficking case.
Survivors of Deadly Drone Strike in Kuwait Dispute U.S. Account, Say Base Was 'Unprepared'
In the 40 days since the start of Operation Epic Fury, the conflict has left thousands of people dead across the Middle East, as well as 13 U.S. service members killed and 381 others wounded, according to data from U.S. Central Command.
Wife of U.S. Soldier Released After Five Days in ICE Detention, Must Wear Ankle Monitor, Still Faces Deportation
Annie Ramos, a 22-year-old Honduran national who came to the U.S. as a toddler, was arrested on April 2 by immigration agents at the military base where her now-husband, Sgt. Matthew Blank, was stationed.
Liga MX Giant Club América Makes Emergency Landing in Miami After Plane Malfunction
According to local media, the aircraft experienced a mechanical problem en route to Mexico City, forcing the crew to make an emergency landing at Miami International Airport, where the team remains stranded.
New Survey Finds Nearly Half of New Yorkers Approve of Mayor Zohran Mamdani
The survey, reported by The New York Times, is the first high-quality nonpartisan poll to capture New Yorkers' views of Mamdani since he took office on Jan. 1.
Texas Moves to Restrict Noncitizens' Rights Through New Laws and Policy Changes, Report Says
In a state with nearly 2 million undocumented immigrants, refugees, and individuals with temporary protected status, these changes have led to widespread fear and uncertainty, according to immigration attorneys and advocates.
New Video of ICE's January Minnesota Shooting Shows Officers May Have Lied Under Oath
While the investigation remains ongoing, ICE said the two officers involved appear to have given untruthful testimony under oath and were immediately placed on administrative leave pending the outcome.
Inspection at Largest U.S. Immigration Detention Facility Finds Nearly 50 Detention Standard Violations
Acquisition Logistics LLC was awarded a contract worth up to $1.3 billion to build and operate the camp despite having no prior experience in the field, an ICE report noted.
Democrats Make Inroads in Florida as Trust in GOP Erodes Among Latino Voters: Report
Experts say ongoing Trump administration policies could complicate the GOP's appeal to many Latino voters in Florida, especially in South Florida, which for years has relied on voters of Cuban and Venezuelan descent to win the state.
With AG Pam Bondi and DHS Secretary Kristi Noem Out, Trump Eyeing More Cabinet Changes: REPORT
According to three senior administration officials, no final decisions have been made regarding Lutnick and Chavez-DeRemer's future, as Trump has previously considered firing officials before backing off.
Immigration Facilities Housing Pregnant Teens in Texas Still Lack Specialized Care, Advocates Say
Advocates say many of the minors detained there were raped during their journey to the U.S. and may have sexually transmitted infections that can complicate pregnancy, compounded by little or no prenatal care and inadequate nutrition.
Use of Paramilitary Units in Immigration Raids Raises Concerns Over Use of Force: Report
BORTAC's and BORSTAR's uses of force in Chicago included punching and kicking protesters, throwing tear gas, macing civilians, firing pepper balls and 40-mm foam rounds into crowds, shocking people with tasers, unleashing dogs on deportation targets, and shooting unarmed civilians, killing at least one of them.
After AG Pam Bondi's Exit, Trump Eyes More Firings, Including Tulsi Gabbard and Karoline Leavitt
According to reports, Noem and Bondi may not be the last this term. Trump is also reportedly considering replacing Tulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, as well as White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt.
Federal Government Appeals Judge's Order, Seeks to Send 5-Year-Old Liam Conejo and His Father Back to Detention
According to the filing, obtained by CBS News, the federal government is appealing a ruling by U.S. District Judge Fred Biery, who ordered both father and son released after finding their constitutional rights had been violated.
Costly H-1B Visa Changes Hit Skilled Workers, But Gives Farm Labor a Boost, Report Says
Although getting an H-1B visa has become considerably harder, the move has benefited other sectors. Tech workers, researchers and health care professionals are having a harder time landing visas compared to farm workers.
Coalition of Trump Loyalists Releases Playbook Urging Administration to Target Worksites for Mass Deportations
According to the plan from the Mass Deportation Coalition, first obtained by Politico, the strategy centers its crackdown on illegal immigration at workplaces, which the organization says is where most undocumented immigrants are concentrated.
California Mother Returns Home Weeks After Deportation Despite DACA Protections
On March 23, U.S. District Judge Dena Coggins issued a temporary restraining order to facilitate the woman's return. Coggins said her deportation was a "flagrant violation" of her DACA protections and infringed on her due process rights.
Solar Panels Help Clinics and Businesses in Cuba Stay Open Amid Power Outages and U.S. Oil Blockades
About 5,000 solar panel modules have been installed by the Cuban government in clinics and hospitals over the past six months. Meanwhile, at least 10,000 more clinics and centers are paying in installments for their own panels with government support.
Fewer Undocumented Immigrants in Texas Are Seeking Medical Care Out of Fear of Immigration Enforcement: Report
When Gov. Greg Abbott introduced his executive order in 2024, he argued the change would provide a clearer picture of how much money Texas hospitals spend caring for undocumented immigrants.
Family of Mexican National Who Died in ICE Custody Demands Justice: 'This Is Not a Way to Lose a Loved One'
While in custody, ICE said Ramos-Solano received ongoing medical care for several conditions, including diabetes and hypertension, identified during intake at the facility, but so far immigration authorities have not released a cause of death.
Iranian Forces Are Recruiting Children as Young as 12 as 'Volunteers' in Security Roles: Report
Rumors about the IRGC recruiting children and young adults were confirmed by a BBC World investigation and by an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) official, who said the organization enrolls "volunteers" aged 12 and older.
Marco Rubio Says U.S. Has Done 'Nothing Punitive' Against Cuba, Says Only Change is That 'They're Not Getting Free Venezuelan Oil'
Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejected claims about the U.S. taking "punitive" action against Cuba, saying the only change is that Havana is "not getting free Venezuelan oil anymore," in reference to the capture of Nicolas Maduro and the interim government's shift towards a friendlier policy towards the U.S.
Border Czar Tom Homan Says ICE Agents Will Remain at Airports Until Normal Operations Resume
According to DHS data, approximately 500 TSA workers have quit since the start of the shutdown, while thousands of others have called out of work after going weeks without paychecks.
Iranian Leadership Reportedly Struggling To Make Coordinated Decisions Due To Ongoing War
The Iranian leaders who have so far survived the war with the U.S. and Israel are struggling to make coordinated decisions as the conflict continues, according to a new report.
DHS Rejects Report Claiming ICE Will Conduct Arrests At Marines' Graduation Ceremony: 'FAKE NEWS'
The Department of Homeland Security rejected a report claiming that ICE agents would be looking to arrest undocumented immigrants at a graduation ceremony for marines.
Fidel Castro's Grandson Claims 'The Majority Of Cubans Want To Be Capitalist, Not Communist'
Sandro Castro, grandson of Fidel Castro, criticized aspects of the Cuban regime as the Trump administration continues to put pressure on the island to achieve structural changes.
Amnesty International Warns Fans Traveling to 2026 FIFA World Cup Could Face Human Rights Threats
This year's FIFA Men's World Cup will take place from June 11 to July 19. The United States will host 78 of the 104 total matches, including the final in New Jersey. Mexico and Canada will each host 13 matches.
Activists Who Took Part In Flotilla To Deliver Aid To Cuba Were Reportedly Detained Upon Their Return To The U.S.
At least 20 activists who took part in a flotilla that delivered humanitarian aid to Cuba earlier this month were detained upon their return to the U.S., according to a new report.