Immigration
ICE releases thousands of migrants affected by accidental data leak
Last November, ICE officials accidentally uploaded the personal information of 6,525 migrants who were fleeing persecution in their home countries
Human Rights
Cuban journalist goes on hunger and thirst strike in communist prison
"I'd rather die than continue to comply with the will of a nefarious regime, which simply tramples on the people of Cuba," said Esteban Rodriguez from prison
Human Rights
Honduran anti-corruption advocate leaves country after receiving threats
Gabriela Castellanos is the director of the National Anti-Corruption Council, which oversees wrongdoings in Honduran government administrations. On May 25, the group published a report detailing cases of nepotism within Castro's administration
Crime
U.S. considers sending troops to Haiti to quell violence as gangs vow to 'break the system'
In one attack, the gangs were able to release more than 4,000 inmates, unleashing an army of hardened criminals into the civilian population of the embattled Caribbean country
Politics
Peruvian prime minister under fire for publicly praising Hitler
The embassy of Israel was quick to respond to Torres’ claim, saying, “we regret that the Peruvian political discourse includes references such as Hitler and Mussolini as an example of prosperity. Regimes of death and terror cannot be a sign of progress"
Culture
Bukele touts political success as Nicaragua is crowned Miss Universe in El Salvador
Miss Nicaragua Sheynnis Palacios won the competition Saturday night in the Central American country, the first from her nation to wear the crown
Education
Harvard student paper slammed over Israel editorial
The board argues that BDS is the best way for Palestinians to achieve "dignity and freedom"
Human Rights
Student protests rage against COVID-19 lockdowns in Beijing
One expert called them "a serious test of CCP governance.”
Politics
Brazil blocks Venezuelan and Nicaraguan communist regimes from BRICS membership
The BRICS intergovernmental organization closed the list of countries hoping to join the bloc this Tuesday, just hours before it began its 16th Summit in Kazan, Russia
Immigration
Mexico: New migrant caravan of thousands leaves Tapachula for the U.S.
The caravan's first stop will be in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, where the migrants intend to hand in their documents to try to continue without obstacles to the northern border