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Cristian Fernando Gutierrez Ochoa, a top leader of the Jalisco Cartel, is reportedly set to plea guilty to money laundering charges in the U.S.

Immigration attorneys and child advocates say the move violated a longstanding state policy prohibiting state workers from acting on a child's immigration status.

A Venezuelan national who was deported to El Salvador after appearing in a photo next to a tattooed man allegedly linked to the Tren de Aragua gang has been granted permission by a Texas judge to return to the U.S.

Israel reportedly found out Iran was conducting renewed nuclear research, including how to build a triggering system for a weapon. However, U.S. officials were not convinced it pointed at it wanting to build a weapon

Nine members of a migrant smuggling ring have pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in Texas and New Mexico

Sonora Governor Alfonso Durazo rejected being the subject of a security alert in the U.S. after a journalist reported so

Iran is "urgently" signaling it wants to end hostilities with Israel after days of intense attacks, according to a new report

According to the National Weather Service, more than 7 inches of rain fell in some parts of San Antonio, quickly inundating roads

The Justice Department opened an investigation last month linking Abrego Garcia to a man operating an unauthorized transportation business allegedly used by undocumented immigrants.

Mexico's Secretariat of Foreign Affairs (SRE) has raised concerns that consular staff were "not notified for interviews" during recent visits to the ICE facility and has requested an explanation from officials at the detention center.

The rehearsal for the military parade celebrating the 250th anniversary of the United States has gone viral on social media for its comparisons to other authoritarian regimes.

On June 11, prosecutors revealed that the case includes roughly 490,000 intercepted calls, transcripts, intelligence summaries, and other materials related to Miguel Ángel and Omar Treviño Morales, who led the cartel throughout the 2010s.

Major U.S. airlines sold passenger data to CBP, raising privacy concerns over surveillance without standard legal procedures.

Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man wrongfully deported by the Trump administration earlier this year, are asking a federal judge to sanction the government

Colombian Senator and presidential hopeful Miguel Uribe he remains in critical condition but is showing signs of neurological improvement four days after being shot in the head

The lawsuit, which names Trump, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and the Department of Defense, argues the deployment violates the U.S. Constitution and exceeds the president's authority under Title 10

On Sunday evening, Trump described the protests as a "riot" and suggested he may deploy Marines and other troops to future demonstrations nationwide to ensure "law and order."

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele mocked the detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he was released from a local prison and returned to the U.S.

The Supreme Court blocked a $10 billion lawsuit from Mexico against gun manufacturers over their alleged role in fueling cartel violence

Marquez is currently being held at the Otero County Processing Center in Chaparral, New Mexico, records show

A nightclub allegedly operated by a member of the Los Zetas cartel was raided over the weekend in Summerville, South Carolina, resulting in nearly 80 arrests

A 4-year-old girl battling a rare health condition that can only be tended to in the U.S. was finally allowed to stay in the country for a year

Florida law enforcement officers responding to a welfare check last week found a 6-year-old boy dead in his bed and later charged his mother with second-degree murder after she allegedly confessed to attempting to exorcise "demons" from his body

A former FBI assistant director praised the Trump administration's decision to slap cartels with terrorism-related charges, saying it allows officials to "go after anyone who supports" them

A federal judge prevented the Trump administration from revoking work permits and other legal documents granting Venezuelans the ability to work and live legally in the U.S.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said U.S. authorities must explain why they have made plea deals with members of drug cartels that they themselves have designated as foreign terrorist organizations.

Mexican authorities have handed over 31-year-old Jaime Renteria Fernandez to U.S. counterparts to face federal charges

Joaquín Guzmán López is expected to plead guilty to charges against him in exchange for a lighter sentence that does not involve the death penalty and could become a key witness in future prosecutions of cartel leaders

Surveillance footage captured the moment the boat suddenly burst into flames, throwing several passengers into the water.

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