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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
Biden administration considers banning asylum seekers for 5 months, says report
The draft of the new rule would apply to asylum seekers who enter the U.S. illegally or arrive at ports of entry without prior authorization
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
Immigration
Lopez Obrador to hold phone call with Biden to discuss immigration, fentanyl crisis
Lopez Obrador is asking the Biden administration to do more in order to address the immigration challenges, including to quickly process visa applications
Immigration
U.S. and Mexico reach immigration deal ahead of Title 42 deadline
According to the new agreement, Mexico will continue to accept migrants coming from four countries—Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela—after they are sent back from the United States
Politics
Taiwan president visits Guatemala, reaffirms ties amid pressure from China
President Tsai visited Guatemala for three days over the weekend, where she met with Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei to discuss the ties between the two countries
Education
East Los Angeles College launches first of its kind Central American studies program
The program “brings recognition to the many cultures that tend to get lost in the background"
Immigration
Texas has moved over 100,000 foreign nationals to sanctuary cities, including 37,100 to NYC
Gov. Greg Abbott began this in April 2022. The 100,000 foreign nationals equate to roughly 5% of those who illegally entered Texas in fiscal 2023 alone, the highest number on record
Opinion & Reviews
OPINION: Latin American democracy in danger after Biden's first year
As the totalitarian dictatorships in Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua have shown us, inaction has devastating consequences