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Salvadoran President Bukele Mocks Abrego Garcia's Detention As He Returns To The U.S.: 'No More Margaritas Under Custody'
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.
Mexico's $10 Billion Lawsuit Against U.S. Gun Manufacturers For Fueling Cartel Violence Blocked Unanimously By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court blocked a $10 billion lawsuit from Mexico against gun manufacturers over their alleged role in fueling cartel violence
Venezuelan Man Arrested in El Paso After Immigration Hearing As Courthouse Detentions Soar
Marquez is currently being held at the Otero County Processing Center in Chaparral, New Mexico, records show
Dozens Arrested in South Carolina Nightclub Raid Tied to Alleged Los Zetas Cartel Member
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
4-Year-Old Girl In Need Of Special U.S. Healthcare Finally Allowed To Stay For One Year: 'Profoundly Grateful'
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 Mother Charged With Murder After Allegedly Attempting Exorcism on 6-Year-Old Son
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
Former FBI Assistant Director Praises Trump Admin Approach To Fighting Cartels: 'Gives Us Some Extra Territorial Punch'
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
Judge Prevents Trump Admin From Revoking Legal Status From Thousands Of Venezuelan TPS Holders
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 Demands U.S. Explain Deals With 'Terrorist' Cartel Figures Amid Extradition Push for 'El Mini Lic'
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.
Mexico Hands Over 'Cartel Enforcer Directly Implicated In Multiple Homicides' To U.S.
Mexican authorities have handed over 31-year-old Jaime Renteria Fernandez to U.S. counterparts to face federal charges
The Possible Fates Of 'El Chapo's Son After U.S. Says It Won't Seek Death Penalty
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
WATCH: Shocking Boat Explosion in Fort Lauderdale Leaves 13 Injured, Including 2 Children
Surveillance footage captured the moment the boat suddenly burst into flames, throwing several passengers into the water.
Can You Bring a Car Accident Lawsuit If You're Partially at Fault in California?
The aftermath of car accidents can be stressful, confusing, and overwhelming, and worse if you contributed to it. Here's a look at what drivers in California can do to claim compensation for injuries and car damage
Gun Seizures at The Border Plummet as U.S., Mexico Increase Pressure on Arms Trafficking
Firearm seizures along the U.S.-Mexico border dropped nearly 61% through April this fiscal year compared to the same period in 2024, according to CBP data
Utah Family Conspired With Jalisco Cartel in Cross-Border Fuel Scheme, Indictment Says
A Utah family has been arrested and indicted on federal charges in connection with a scheme to smuggle hundreds of millions of dollars in crude oil from Mexico into the United States
Mexican President Welcomes Tax Cut On Remittances For Migrants, Vows to Keep Fighting
In 2024, Mexico received a record $64.7 billion in remittances, accounting for nearly 4% of its gross domestic product, according to the country's central bank
Georgia College Student Wrongfully Detained During Traffic Stop is Granted Bond But Still Faces Deportation
Ximena Arias-Cristobal, a 19-year-old college student in Georgia who was mistakenly detained by immigration authorities and held at a federal detention center, was granted bond but still faces deportation
U.S. Slaps Sanctions On Cartel del Noroeste Leaders 'El Ricky' and 'Miguelón'
"El Ricky" was arrested earlier this year in connection with an August 2024 attack that killed two Mexican soldiers
GOP Senator Says Timing of Biden's Cancer Diagnosis Meant to 'Distract the American People'
Sen. Markwayne Mullin's remarks come days after Axios published audio recordings from Biden's 2023 interview with special counsel Robert Hur which reignited debate over his cognitive ability towards the end of his presidency
U.S. Eyes More Sanctions on Mexican Politicians Over Alleged Cartel Ties: Report
The Trump administration has imposed travel restrictions on two Mexican officials it believes are linked to drug-related corruption. U.S. officials say more individuals are likely to be targeted
Migrants Rarely Caught With Drugs at U.S.-Mexico Border, Contrary to Trump Admin Claims; Report
CBP data collected by Project On Government Oversight (POGO) revealed that the majority of drug seizures involved U.S. citizens—83% in fiscal year 2024, 80% in 2023 and 83% in 2022
Former U.S. Embassy "Anti-Narcotics" Collaborators Killed in Armed Attack Near Guadalajara
Victims had trained Mexican personnel in intelligence and fentanyl-related crime; U.S. Consulate confirms prior collaboration but denies active employment at time of shooting.
Study: Ending Birthright Citizenship Would Increase, Not Decrease, Unauthorized U.S. Population
The U.S. Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments on May 15 in a case involving several lawsuits challenging Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship
Cartels Are Taking Advantage of States That Legalized Marijuana To Expand Their Networks: DEA Report
The DEA said in a report that states that legalized or decriminalized Marijuana may be enabling illegal grow ops linked to Asian and Mexican transnational cartels
Mexican President Rejects ICE Agents Were Involved in Sinaloa Drug Labs Raid: 'No Subordination'
During the operation, authorities seized and destroyed more than 57,000 pounds of chemical precursors that were allegedly purchased from a Chinese supplier
Iran Outlines Conditions Wanted From U.S. To Forgo Uranium Enrichment And Reach Nuclear Deal
An Iranian official said the country is willing to commit to never making nuclear weapons and getting rid of highly enriched uranium in exchange for the immediate lifting of all economic sanctions
Mexican President Opposes GOP Bill Taxing Remittances, Calls It 'Discriminatory'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said she and members of all political parties oppose GOP-led initiative to impose a tax on remittances
Dashcam Footage Shows Georgia Teen Slated For Deportation Was Wrongfully Detained; Charges Dropped
Authorities have dropped all charges against Ximena Arias-Cristobal, a 19-year-old Georgia resident, after dashcam footage showed she was wrongfully detained
CBP Agents Confiscate Meth Shipment Worth Over $3.3 Million In Texas
While illegal border crossings have declined, narcotics seizures have climbed in recent months—methamphetamine seizures alone rose 30% in April compared to March
Traders Have Reportedly Rebranded Over $1 Billion Worth of Venezuelan Oil As Brazilian To Bypass U.S. Sanctions
Traders are reportedly rebranding Venezuelan oil as Brazilian to circumvent U.S. sanctions. They have done so with over $1 billion worth of exports, according to Reuters