Deportations
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Borders and migration
Uruguay Weighs Becoming America’s Quiet Southern Landing Zone for Deportees
Uruguay is quietly discussing whether to receive migrants deported from the United States, testing a nation proud of humane migration…
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LIFE
Latin Families Paint Against Arizona Deportation Fear Brushstroke by Brushstroke
In Tucson, immigrant families afraid to visit churches, schools, or stores are finding refuge at home through La Ristra, an…
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ANALYSIS
Latin American Immigrants Confront Trump’s Secret Deportation Court Power Play
A dormant terrorism court is stirring under Donald Trump, raising a chilling question for Latin American immigrants: can a secret…
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AMERICAS
Latin American Deportees Become Pawns in Washington’s New Border Geography
A new U.S. deportation flight carrying Latin Americans to Congo reveals a harsher migration logic, where legal protection can be…
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Entertainment
Mexican Telenovela Lobo Tests Justice Fantasies Amid ICE Street Protests
As protests target ICE and deportations reshape headlines, Telemundo’s Lobo, morir matando arrives with a risky promise: some inside security…
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LIFE
Latin America Deportation Homecomings Meet Cartel Rules and Vanishing Safety
After decades in the United States, deported migrants are returning to a Latin America they barely recognize—where cartels tax tortillas,…
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ECONOMY
Fear Pushes Latin America’s Dollars Home as Migrants Race Deportation and New Taxes
A new kind of border rush isn't happening at checkpoints—it's unfolding at cash counters and phone apps. As deportations rise…
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ANALYSIS
Guatemala Waits, Planes Idle, and Children Linger in a Legal and Political Crossfire
A judge's last-minute order grounded U.S. deportation flights and forced a pause in an urgent, disputed campaign to send unaccompanied…
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LIFE
Latin American Deportations Leave Pets Stranded as U.S. Shelters Plead for Help
As deportations accelerate across the United States, a quieter crisis grows in kennels and cages. From Miami to Los Angeles,…
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AMERICAS
How Cuban and Jamaican Criminals Became Eswatini’s Unlikely Prison Guests
In a move that stunned immigration watchers, the U.S. deported five violent convicts—including men from Cuba and Jamaica—not to their…
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