A 64-year-old Colombian man with a valid work permit and a pending asylum claim was arrested by U.S. immigration agents at a McDonald's in Tacoma, Washington, sparking outrage from his family.
Since Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, nearly 17,000 Colombian nationals have been arrested by U.S. immigration agents, with a quarter of those detentions concentrated in just ten cities.
The Trump administration has quietly built a sprawling deportation network that has sent roughly 23,000 migrants to countries other than their own, with at least 35 governments now participating in the arrangement.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detained close to 50,000 migrants in July, marking the highest monthly arrest total since President Trump began his second term in office.
The Trump administration is reportedly readying a fresh round of tariffs of 7.5% on Chinese imports, according to Mexican newspaper La Jornada, in what would mark another escalation in US-China trade tensions.
Mexico's Supreme Court has issued a landmark decision recognizing the right of Indigenous communities to participate in constitutional controversies, a legal mechanism traditionally reserved for disputes between branches or levels of government.
Google has introduced Gemini Enterprise for Legal, a new artificial intelligence platform designed specifically for lawyers and law firms.
A global network of Cuban doctors, deployed in more than 165 countries, is facing renewed scrutiny over alleged labor exploitation tied to Cuba's state-run medical missions program.
A Mexican newspaper editorial criticizes a new US State Department effort to revoke visas from foreigners who allegedly abuse tourist status to seek asylum, calling the policy self-defeating and rooted in xenophobia.
Mexico's National Autonomous University (UNAM) has acknowledged that irregularities may have occurred during an online admissions exam for its distance-learning program, raising questions about the exam's integrity.
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