Judge halts deportation of immigrant acquitted of plot to assassinate Border Patrol chief The case has generated attention among civil rights advocates and immigrant communities, as it could set a precedent on the right to bail
Ex-partner stabs woman to death in Illinois while her husband watched on security cameras A mother of six was stabbed to death inside her Illinois home by her ex-partner, who was seen loitering around the house before the attack
Report contradicts Trump and reveals that immigrants account for less than 5% of social program fraud According to a report, 95% of fraud losses, estimated at $5.5 billion, were committed by US citizens
National strike called for abolishing ICE Miles echo the call from Minnesota and reject fascism; many businesses close, few purchases, and students drop out of school
Federal Government Calls ICU Nurse Killed by ICE in Minnesota an “Attacker” Alex Jeffrey Pretti was a 37-year-old registered nurse who saved lives in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Minnesota Veterans Hospital
Brian Gutierrez and the Mexican feeling at Chivas and with the Mexican National Team Brian Gutierrez was one of the three Mexican-American players who played with the Mexican National Team and who generated that sense of belonging that dispelled any doubt
Border czar warns Virginia governor that he will flood the streets with ICE agents Border czar admits disappointment with Virginia governor for changing plans and now refusing to cooperate with ICE
What is the minimum wage per hour in California? The highest in the US in 2026. California sets the highest minimum wage in the United States in 2026: find out how much is paid per hour and who the new state rate applies to
Michael McKee, Chicago surgeon, jailed in Ohio for double murder Michael David McKee, a Chicago surgeon, was sent to an Ohio jail accused of murdering his ex-wife and her husband
Recorded attack on cell phone: Man accused of murdering Chicago train passenger Demetrius Thurman, 40, was charged with first-degree murder in the death of Dominique Pollion, 37, who was sleeping on a Chicago train
Let's protest against interventionism in Venezuela, even in the face of the complicit silence of leaders who call.. Let's say no to a war that benefits transnational corporations at the cost of American and Venezuelan lives
Condemnation of attack in Venezuela: Congressional Hispanic Caucus and other Democratic leaders speak out against Trump Democratic leaders in Congress criticize the Trump administration's military action in Venezuela to arrest Nicolas Maduro
Trump announced the withdrawal of the National Guard from Chicago, Los Angeles, and Portland The Trump administration has been waging legal battles to keep the National Guard in cities that oppose its presence
How the CJNG went from being an armed wing to a cartel designated by the US as a terrorist organization Its growth was not sudden, but the result of internal ruptures between cartels, poorly executed security policies, and a growing demand for drugs
Justice Department sues Virginia over college tuition aid for immigrants Virginia law extends eligibility to people who established residency in the state at least one year prior
Virtual reality, an alternative for seniors to establish more connections with real life Applied to improve cognition and socialization in senior communities in the United States and Canada
TikToker “Tea Tyme” was arrested and charged with running over and killing a man during a live stream Tynesha McCarty-Wroten, known on TikTok as Tea Tyme, is accused of fatally running over a man in a Chicago suburb while live-streaming
Pat Finn, actor of the series 'Friends', dies after losing the fight against cancer Pat Finn, remembered for his roles in the series 'Friends' and 'The Middle', died at age 60 from cancer
Raw oysters linked to salmonella outbreak, infecting 64 people in 22 states Although the illness generally lasts four to seven days, some cases may require hospitalization
Immigrant couple is deported and forced to leave their 2-year-old American daughter Two-year-old Sofia was left in the care of her aunt Maggie Garcia, who quit her job to care for her niece
Illinois man convicted of money laundering for Mexican criminal organization The man was found guilty on three counts against him, and it was also reported that he received $300,000 in cash for his services
Court declares cut of antiterrorism funds to sanctuary states illegal Judge McElroy's decision solidified a victory for the coalition of 12 state attorneys general who filed a lawsuit against the federal government
Supreme Court rejects Trump's proposal to deploy National Guard in Illinois Supreme Court blocks deployment of National Guard troops in Chicago area as part of his crackdown on immigration
“Removing Trump's photo from Epstein's file was correct," the deputy attorney general defends. “The president is not involved in the decision to remove more than a dozen images featuring President Trump,” Todd Blanche stated
Church of Texas sent a political Christmas message with reference to the situation of immigrants Refers to the situation faced by thousands of people living as immigrants in the country
Se acabo el “Starlink barato”: el plan de $40 dolares desaparece y asi queda la tarifa minima Starlink elimino en secreto su plan mas economico lo que en la practica implica un incremento de precios para los nuevos usuarios
States sue Trump administration for imposing $100,000 payment on H-1B visa California's attorney general argues that the visa fee
Kristi Noem left congressional hearing for alleged FEMA meeting after questions about ICE The Secretary of Homeland Security was questioned about the detention of US veterans and other shortcomings in immigration operations
La Villita, the Hispanic neighborhood in Chicago, has suffered economic losses due to ICE raids La Villita is an area inhabited by mostly Mexican Hispanics, who have suffered severe losses in their businesses because sales have fallen
Immigration centers in the country increase 69% and reach a record of 65,000 detainees In these facilities, undocumented immigrants are
Public notaries: a trap in which immigrants fall when carrying out procedures The National Bar Association warns that notaries in the U.S. are not authorized to represent other people before immigration authorities
Chivas supposedly signed Brian Gutierrez from Chicago Fire Chivas have reportedly reached an agreement with Chicago Fire to acquire the federative rights of Mexican-American Brian Gutierrez
Mayra Macias launches independent candidacy for Illinois' 4th Congressional District seat Macias has worked in defense of Latino rights and in promoting former President Joe Biden's agenda
Chicago Police officer arrested for visa expiration returns to duty Radule Bojovic was arrested during Operation Midway Blitz in previous weeks
Joaquin Guzman Lopez pleads guilty to drug trafficking after agreement with prosecutors After several hearing postponements, Joaquin Guzman Lopez finalized his new legal status for pleading guilty to drug trafficking in an Illinois court
Young man arrested in Illinois for setting family home on fire after Thanksgiving argument Erik J. Crump, 21, was arrested and charged with aggravated arson and residential arson after allegedly setting fire to his home in Beach Park
Winter storm paralyzes the Midwest: more than 1,400 flights canceled and 45 vehicle crashes in Indiana A storm laden with snow and gusty winds affected the Midwest of the United States during the massive return after Thanksgiving
Prairie Farms milk recalled due to possible contamination Approximately 320 gallons of fat-free milk recalled due to possible contamination with food-grade cleaning agents
Chivas would continue with the Mexican-American formula Chivas are looking to sign Brian Gutierrez, an MLS player. Chivas aren't the only ones interested
Immigrant teenagers accused of stabbing homeless man to death in Chicago The victim was taken to the hospital where he eventually died, and the cause was stabbing, so it was classified as homicide
Massive raid in Texas leaves 143 detained, but only 51 would be related to criminal acts Of the total number of detainees, the information of at least 92 people would not be revealed and their relationship to any crime would not be verified
United States has killed 81 people in attacks in the Caribbean and Pacific: senators demand explanations A group of Democratic senators asks the Department of Justice to reveal the legal recommendation on attacks on vessels
No contract, no coffee: Starbucks employees on strike More than 1,000 unionized baristas continue their indefinite strike; they denounce low wages and unfair labor practices
What is known about the 15 minors killed in bombings by the Colombian army Colombian President Gustavo Petro intensifies offensive against insurgent groups at a high human and political cost
A quarter of pregnant women in the US do not receive prenatal care during the first trimester They warn that, without a national effort to improve access to care, the maternal and neonatal death rate will continue to rise
The retirement of Democrat “Chuy” Garcia generates controversy in the House of Representatives The announcement of “Chuy” Garcia's early retirement as representative for Illinois' 4th Congressional District.
14-year-old girl found dead in Illinois; suspect with extensive record arrested The body of Kylie Toberman, a 14-year-old wrestler, was found in a trailer hours after she was reported missing
Enrollment of new immigrant students at US universities falls: up to 17% less The study revealed that universities have a decrease in graduate students of almost 60%
The Congressional Hispanic Caucus supports Representative “Chuy” Garcia's decision to retire The Democrat’s main argument was that his cardiologist recommended he reduces his workload for health reasons.
Protesters arrested after confronting police outside ICE detention center in Chicago Authorities arrested 21 protesters and 4 officers were injured in a protest outside an ICE detention center in a Chicago suburb
The Mega Millions jackpot is close to $1 billion The Mega Millions jackpot grows to $965 million, the eighth-highest prize in the game's history. The next drawing will be this Friday
Judge ordered the release of hundreds of people detained by ICE in the Chicago area Judge ordered the release of 615 people detained by ICE between June 2 and October 7 under certain conditions
President of Mexico urged to strengthen consular protection against abuses by Trump Request to expedite consulate appointments in light of the human rights crisis in the US
Map of extreme cold in the US: temperatures across the country in the coming days Temperatures will drop up to 20°C below normal
Border Patrol reportedly will stop raids in Chicago after violent operation After violent operations in Chicago, there are reports that officers with military tactics will leave the city, but the DHS denies it
What does the Senate-approved budget package to reopen the government consist of? The Senate-approved bill, now headed to the House, consists of three funding proposals, but no health insurance tax credits
Judge extends restriction on use of aggressive tactics by ICE agents in Chicago The judge's ruling aims to protect the right to free speech of journalists, clergy, and protesters in Chicago
Criminal case dismissed for Boeing 737 Max accidents in exchange for $1.1 billion Aircraft manufacturer to pay $1.1 billion in exchange for dismissal of charges for the two deadly plane crashes in 2018 and 2019
Immigrant with work permit is arrested by ICE in front of children in a daycare Diana Santillana also has an asylum case pending
DHS denies the arrest of an undocumented immigrant in a Chicago daycare that went viral The Department of Homeland Security issued a statement denying reports that ICE is making arrests in schools and daycare centers
Fourth death at Disney World in three weeks: a woman died at the Pop Century Resort A woman in her 40s was pronounced dead after being rushed to a hospital from a hotel at the resort in Florida
Chicago man charged at federal level for threatening to kill Donald Trump on social media Trent Schneider, 57, of Winthrop Harbor, was arrested after posting multiple videos on Instagram with direct threats against Donald Trump
This Tuesday there are several elections in the United States, including governors and mayors This Tuesday, the 4th, there are elections in 11 states, including California, New York, and New Jersey.
Dick Cheney, one of the most powerful vice presidents in recent years, has died Dick Cheney, the Republican who was one of the most trusted men of former Presidents Bush and a detractor of Trump, has died
Where and what are the elections this November 4th for in the United States? This Tuesday, November 4th, there are several elections in the United States, including governors, mayors, assemblies, propositions, among others
Trump warns that ICE raids haven't yet gone far enough Under his same rhetoric, Trump insisted that ICE raids have not yet reached the goals planned at the beginning of his second term
4 cities in the USA to enjoy the Day of the Dead authentically Each city will have a variety of activities to celebrate the most important day of this Latin season
Latinas advance in California amid a huge wage gap HOPE's report on the economic status of Latinas shows progress despite the barriers they face
Immigrant defenders report alleged abuses committed in a Chicago detention center Immigrant advocacy organizations report alleged abuses committed in a Chicago detention center
Immigration Facts of the Week: Growing Presence of the Border Patrol and Their Military Tactics Inside the Country Get the essential facts about immigration: Border Patrol is deploying inland to support ICE and there are new rapid action forces
U.S. The Trump administration is drastically reducing the number of refugees it will admit to the United States, limitin The Trump administration is limiting the number of refugees it admits to the country to 7,500, a notable decrease from previous figures
Kristi Noem rejects request to suspend immigration measures during Halloween in Chicago JB Pritzker asked ICE for a Halloween “free of intimidation and fear” for Illinois children
DHS stopped 223 drivers, including 146 truck drivers, and claimed they are undocumented The operation was coordinated between the Department of Homeland Security, the Indiana State Police, and the federal 287(g) program
Two dead after crash caused by migrant driving drunk in Illinois Authorities accuse the driver, identified as Edwin Pacheco-Meza, of manslaughter and drunk driving
Do you work for the government? Everything you should know about retroactive pay Know your rights about retroactive pay if you are a federal employee affected by the government shutdown, beyond what President Trump says
ICE raids against immigrants in Chicago leave children trapped in chaos Amid clashes, various reports show that children fear the intense ICE raids in Chicago
Judge declares illegal ICE detention against a father whose daughter is receiving cancer treatment Ruben Torres was detained a few days earlier outside a Home Depot after being pulled from his vehicle.
Violence from ICE raids near schools in Chicago causes fear and protests Chicago experienced a day of violence, with ICE agents using tear gas and breaking car windows to arrest someone and schools on lockdown.
Pregnant woman reports that ICE agent pointed a gun at her head Lesley Guevara said she was with her partner and her baby, who was just under a year old.
Border Patrol Commander accused of violating court order in Chicago raids Gregory Bovino violated court order restricting use of tear gas during protests against immigration enforcement
The Trump administration will deploy more than 100 ICE agents to San Francisco San Francisco Becomes Trump Administration's Next Target as More Than 100 ICE Agents Deployed to Coast Guard Island in Alameda
Father is detained by ICE in a Home Depot: his daughter is in cancer treatment Ruben Torres Maldonado has no criminal record
What are the most notable changes of Latinos in the United States in recent years Pew Research Center released the results of its ongoing research on Hispanics in the United States
Newsom issues a warning to Trump and says he will sue him if he sends troops to San Francisco Trump said his administration would send National Guard troops to San Francisco and that he may invoke the Insurrection Act to do so
Historic legislation for Uber and Lyft drivers! Nearly 800,000 drivers gain access to a path that will allow them to unionize in California and seek better wages and benefits
Border Patrol detains American after chasing him in Chicago The agents put the young man, identified as Angel, in a van, but had to let him go.
More than 20 states sue Trump administration for canceling funding for solar energy The lawsuit is among dozens that the nation's 23 Democratic attorneys general have filed against the Trump administration.
Wisconsin couple found dead in their car before their first anniversary: ??possible homicide-suicide investigated Rachel and Brandon Dumovich, a couple who had known each other since they were teenagers, were found dead inside a vehicle in Illinois
US citizen reports that she was detained by ICE despite presenting her documents Immigration agents pointed out that the woman did not look like someone named Greeley
Appeals court blocks deployment of National Guard to Illinois A court ruling prevents the National Guard from being deployed to Illinois, at least until further notice
Without Messi, Argentina beats Venezuela and extends its undefeated streak in friends La Albiceleste has gone 21 games unbeaten in friendly matches; Lo Celso scored the only goal against a combative Vinotinto.
Military deployment does not provide long-term security The federal government is deploying military forces in cities run by Democrats under the guise of curbing crime
Immigration Facts of the Week: There is an Escalation in ICE Operations Get the essential facts about immigration: this week, Pope Leo asked the Church to speak out on the treatment of migrants in the US
Trump threatens to invoke Insurrection Act in cities democrats Facing legal obstacles, the measure would allow the Republican president to deploy army troops in states governed by Democrats
Immigrant with Green Card is detained after a trip through Europe Owen Ramsingh faces possible deportation despite having lived in the United States for just under 40 years
By miracle, a delivery man escapes from several ICE agents in Chicago (Video) A delivery man in Chicago went viral when he escaped on his bicycle from several ICE agents who unsuccessfully chased him in the street.
Bags of fruits and vegetables are also recalled from market due to possible content lead The FDA warns that long-term exposure to lead can affect children's development and cause long-term health problems
United Airlines leaves all its planes grounded for half an hour in the US and Canada Flights scheduled for Tuesday night by United Airlines were suspended for half an hour due to connectivity problems
Fugitive driver runs over and kills pregnant woman in Illinois The victim was identified as 36-year-old Michelle Heidbrick, who was found with critical injuries by police and firefighters
Mexico sends diplomatic note to the Trump administration and demands clarification of the death of a migrant in ICE cust Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico, sent a diplomatic note to the Trump administration asking for an investigation into the death of Ismael Ayala-Uribe
Where can you see the return of the Jimmy Kimmel show? After almost a week of its “indefinite suspension”, the ABC network announced that the American comedian's show would return to the screens
Ticketmaster and Live Nation Resell Tickets Illegally: FTC The FTC accused Ticketmaster and Live Nation of enabling illegal ticket resale, affecting millions of consumers with inflated prices.
Who is Jimmy Kimmel and what he said about the murder of Charlie Kirk that led to the suspension of his TV show ABC has suspended the comedian's late-night show over his comments on the murder of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk
Trump sends more agents to Chicago and Noem inspects ICE raids there Trump ordered more Border Patrol agents to be deployed to assist in ICE raids in Chicago
Mexican immigrant with Green Card decided to self-deport after being detained by ICE His wife also claimed that she was detained, however authorities deny the fact and call it
Man learns he won $1 million in the lottery by rumors Man be whole of that won $1 million in the lottery by rumors at work: this is how he found out about his new fortune
Widow of Charlie Kirk assures that the movement that built her husband will not die Charlie Kirk's widow takes on the challenge of continuing to promote the conservative policies for which her husband was assassinated
Texas issues an order to prohibit the sale to minors of THC, the main compound of marijuana Governor Greg Abbott stressed the importance of regulating these products responsibly
The leader of the La Luz del Mundo church and 5 relatives are accused of new crimes Naason Joaquin Garcia and five other defendants were charged with new crimes for participating in an organized crime network and sexual exploitation of minors
Trump threatens Chicago with deportations and the War Department: Chipocalypse Now Trump says Chicago will figure out why its called the WAR Department and that he likes the smell of deportations in the mornings
Northwestern professor reported missing in Evanston found Nina Kraus, a 72-year-old academic and expert in the neuroscience of sound, was found and taken to a local hospital after a police operation
Kristi Noem Confirms Plan to Expand operations of ICE in the main cities Noem said it was Trump prerogative to deploy National Guard troops to Chicago as he did in Los Angeles
Chicago Mayor Signs an Order to Resist Trump Offensive Migratory Mayor Brandon Johnson said the order is to combat a possible deployment of federal troops or law enforcement in Chicago
Ice creams sold at Walmart are recalled for not declaring allergens The recall involves Moo-llennium Crunch ice creams, which contain nuts that may be a health risk for allergy sufferers.
Texas Democrats return to the state and leave open path to Republicans for new maps of the Congress The return of Texas House Democrats practically guarantees the approval of a redistricting plan
ICE temporarily released an immigrant to donate a kidney to his brother: He saved his life ICE granted temporary permission to a Venezuelan immigrant so he could donate a kidney to his brother in Chicago and save his life
Chicago rejects Trump threat to send soldiers to combat the violence The two-time Democratic governor questioned the president authority to carry out some of his threats.
Governor of Texas affirms that threat of arresting the Democrats will last years More than 50 Texas Democrats left the state and moved to entities controlled by Democrats
Texas Attorney General demands dismissal of 13 Democrats for leaving session on electoral maps Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued to dismiss 13 Democrats who fled Texas to block redistricting
Order arrest of Democratic legislators who fled Texas to avoid Republican changes to the electoral map Redistricting would create five Republican-leaning seats in the United States House of Representatives
Gerrymandering: why a new electoral map made Democratic legislators flee Texas and could be arrested The attempt to modify the electoral map of the Lone Star State has further sharpened the political dispute in the United States.
Warn that EPA cuts to the Solar For All program puts Americans at risk Community leaders warn that cuts to this program would put families between paying for air conditioning or food
Abbott files lawsuit to dismiss chairman of Texas House Democratic Caucus Texas Governor Sues to Dismiss Chairman of House Democratic Caucus
The Epstein scandal is haunting Trump: what next? HR 581 seeks to force the Department of Justice to make transparent the files of the Jeffrey Epstein case and its actions of sexual trafficking of minors
Immigration judges denounce illegal layoffs and discrimination in the US More than 50 immigration judges have been fired since the US president arrived at the White House for his second term
Judge dismisses Trump administration lawsuit against Illinois over sanctuary city policies Judge said government lacks standing to challenge local laws limiting law enforcement cooperation with ICE
The history of the USA has been from the first moment a history of deportations Trump promised the largest deportation operation in the history of the United States. How does his fight fit into the history of the USA? We investigate it
An argument over taking out the garbage ends in shooting inside a McDonald in Illinois A manager and the mother of a teenage employee face felony charges after an altercation escalated to gun violence in Belleville
Sue Trump for eliminating millions of funds for prevention of natural disasters A coalition of 20 state attorneys general claims that President Trump illegally canceled FEMA’s pre-disaster mitigation program.
The arguments of prosecutors that bent a depressed Ovidio Guzman and his lawyer Expert explains why “El Chapo” Guzman’s son and his lawyer had few options given the evidence presented by federal prosecutors in Illinois.
Government dismisses 17 immigration judges despite a saturation of cases in the courts Another round of immigration judges began receiving emails on Friday informing them they will be fired, without justification.
How does the United States seek to have Ovidio Guzman pay $80 million and comply with other obligations in his agreement Even if he achieves parole at some point, Ovidio Guzman Lopez will have to prove that he has paid a fine to the United States for his crimes.
Measles outbreak in 38 states: Schumer demands national emergency from Trump administration Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer calls for national emergency over measles outbreak
The United States described as “historic” Ovidio Guzman’s guilty plea Ovidio Guzman’s guilty plea in the U.S. represents a major blow to drug trafficking due to everything that “El Chapo’s” son will be able to reveal
Michelle Obama is now dedicated to promoting drinks of the company that she co-founded Former first lady Michelle Obama is focusing on promoting two drinks with which she intends to displace the major brands in the soft drink sector
Democratic states sue the Department of Health for sharing data of immigrants with ICE A coalition of Democratic states sues the Department of Health for sharing patient data with ICE
First Watch announces the opening of dozens of new restaurants in 2025 Arizona, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Missouri will be some of the states where the restaurant chain will open locations
The Hispanic community and kidney transplants: between hope and inequality Hispanics face critical barriers to accessing kidney transplants, despite having higher survival rates. Education and language are key
Cities in the US where women earn more than men Despite the consistent gender pay gap between men and women across much of the US, there are cities where women earn more than their male counterparts.
Trump has long asked to use the army to quell protests and Los Angeles gave him a chance Trump took advantage of the protests against ICE raids to take control of the California National Guard, which reports to the governor
Trump administration delivered data of immigrants with Medicaid to immigration officials The Trump administration delivered personal data of immigrants enrolled in Medicaid to deportation officials at the Department of Homeland Security
Legislators, DACA beneficiaries, and advocates ask for permanent protection for dreamers The call comes as 13 years of DACA approach amid growing hostility toward immigrant communities.
Authorities on alert per outbreak of salmonella in 9 states The FDA recently recalled 1.7 million eggs linked to a surge in salmonella infections in several states
The best cities in the US to buy a house Some US cities offer better prices and options for buying a house in 2025: here are the best ones for first-time buyers, according to a recent study
Trump Sparks Controversy by Pardoning Former Congressman Michael Grimm Over Tax Fraud Conviction Donald Trump grants a controversial pardon to former Congressman Michael Grimm, who served prison time for tax fraud. The move raises fresh debate over presidential clemency powers.
New Face in the IT World Near Carol Stream, Illinois Carol Stream businesses now have a powerful new IT ally. Discover how Avanti Computer & Network Solutions is transforming local tech support with unmatched service and reliability.
US: Celebrations started in America even before Ram Mandir consecration, 40 big billboards installed in 10 states Before the consecration of Ram temple in Ayodhya, the whole world is joining the country in its celebration.
Demand for ceasefire in Gaza: Jewish activists protest by entering US Parliament, detained by police A similar protest by Jewish organizations also took place for hours near the White House.
USA: Biden government wants to extradite Mumbai attack accused Rana to India soon, appeal filed in court The US attorney said the petitioner has failed to establish that India's extradition appeal lacks sufficient evidence.
Sudan: Sudan crisis will affect supply from cold drink to candy, know how this conflict will affect you Gum arabic is a substance used in adhesives, pharmaceuticals, inks, sweets, and other products.
