Immigration
Trump will need cooperation from Maduro regime for mass deportations, experts say
Venezuela does not currently accept deportees from the United States, but Trump's plans could force Maduro to reach an agreement, according to an analyst
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Climate
Rare tornado hits Los Angeles area, injuring one, damaging buildings
The tornado was categorized as an EF-1, with peak winds of 110 mph, making it the strongest tornado to hit the area since 1983.
Crime
Man facing FBI search warrant threatened to jump from NYC skyscraper in standoff
The standoff ended at around 5 p.m., after an NYPD Emergency Service Unit officer rappelled outside of the skyscraper from the floor above
Immigration
Undocumented migrants caught at Canada border flown to Texas for CBP processing
This month alone, authorities have transported more than 100 migrants on two charter flights from the U.S.-Canada Border to Texas
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Pod of 8 dolphins stranded on New Jersey beach
"There was probably 50 dolphins just going back and forth all morning, and the next thing you know we saw some coming straight in," said a local resident
Politics
Florida mayor abruptly resigns over fund distribution concerns
“I’m not a quitter, but I’m not the right leader for this council anymore and I’m concerned where the city is going, because this is simple math and we’re not doing very well on the test,” the mayor said
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Houston Zoo's 90-year-old tortoise, Mr. Pickles, now a father of three
Mr. and Mrs. Pickle's new family members were named Dill, Gherkin, and Jalapeño
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Massachusetts home of Sen. Elizabeth Warren's son damaged by fire
Firefighters who responded to the scene said they were having issues putting out the blaze because they did not have enough water pressure since the home is on top of a hill
Immigration
More than a million undocumented migrants crossed border since October
The number of undocumented migrants encountered at the border is on pace to break the records established for the previous entire fiscal year
Immigration
Registration remains open for those seeking humanitarian parole sponsors
Last week, the doors are open to a new opportunity, for those people from Cuba, Venezuela, Haiti and Nicaragua who want to emigrate to the United States, through the so-called humanitarian parole
Politics
Florida House passes universal private school voucher program
The measure would offer private school tuition vouchers to all Florida students, not just those from low-income families
