Politics
Honduras inaugurates embassy in China after cutting ties with Taiwan
At the same time, Honduran President Xiomara Castro is in China for her first official visit to the Asian Giant since establishing diplomatic ties
Trending
Earthquake in Guatemala kills two, causes landslides, and damages buildings
A 6.8 magnitude earthquake struck Guatemala early on Wednesday.
Politics
Eight states sue Biden administration over reinstated Obama-era immigration policy
The lawsuit is the ninth border/immigration-related lawsuit, and 20th filed overall, against the Biden administration by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
Immigration
Illegal border crossings spike in Arizona after false rumors circulate about CBP vulnerabilities
The month-to-month increase was driven by a large number of families crossing the border, which almost doubled between the two months and led to 60,161 arrests
Immigration
CBP agents arrest 7 gang members, find 825 lbs of fentanyl and meth at border
Agents arrested seven gang members and intercepted large drug trafficking attempts over the course of the week
Human Rights
Miss Universe Sheynnis Palacios in "indefinite exile" from Nicaragua, Ortega regime accused of "cruel intentions"
Anne Jakrajutatip, owner of Miss Universe, confirmed that Sheynnis Palacios' relatives left Nicaragua
Border
Tuscon P.D. Chief Chris Magnus approved by Senate as top border official
Magnus will be U.S. Customs and Border Protection's first Senate-confirmed commissioner since 2018
Human Rights
Mexican president vows to prosecute "negligent" officials who left migrants to die in facility fire
The Mexican president confirmed that among those who may be held responsible for were state employed immigration officers and private security personnel. A local county prosecutor’s office is currently investigating the event
Culture
Chilean poet Pablo Neruda died of poisoning and not of cancer as was believed, says his nephew
According to the expert report, the alleged murder was committed by means of botulism bacteria injected into the body of the Chilean poet
Immigration
"Respect and Dignity": Los Angeles welcomes second bus of migrants sent from Texas
Los Angeles city officials were notified of the bus on Friday and began working to make plans to accommodate the migrants with the help of faith-based organizations and non-profit groups