New data show that in July, U.S. immigration agents detained more people with no criminal record than those with convictions or pending charges, challenging the Trump administration's claim that it targets only dangerous criminals.
South Korean content creator Zion Hwang, who moved to Colombia nearly a decade ago, publicly asked President Abelardo De La Espriella for help obtaining Colombian nationality, saying he never wants to leave the country he now calls home.
According to a report from El Universal, Mexico has become the destination most frequently chosen by the Trump administration when carrying out deportations, even for migrants who are not Mexican nationals.
The Trump administration is rolling out a set of new visa rules this month that will shorten timelines and reshape how foreign students, workers and journalists can legally stay in the United States.
Mexico's government has again objected to the United States sending Mexican nationals to Central American countries instead of returning them directly to Mexico.
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.
A Colombian couple with a pending asylum claim was arrested by U.S. immigration agents while celebrating a birthday in Las Vegas, leaving their two children asking when their parents will come home.
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