Archive | Mexico and Latin America

“No borders, no nations, stop deportations!”

He came here illegally in 1999 and then again in 2005.

Safer to stay home.

He is wanted in El Salvador in connection to a murder.

Naturally, Bishop Evelio Menjivar-Ayala has spoken out against Trump's immigration policies.

Since December 2024, green card approvals for Cubans have fallen 99.8 percent.

"Mexico saw one of the largest declines, dropping by double digits to 21 percent . . . ."

Just as we were fetching our sombreros.

They were shielded from deportation to their home countries.

The Donroe Doctrine.

A happy ending.

Three-judge panel says Boasberg abused his discretion in contempt proceedings.

The amnesty was fast-tracked and bypassed parliament.

One migrant was an Indian who had fifteen arraignments, including a homicide conviction.

At least 4,000 arrests, most from Latin America.

Pres. Milei wants Argentina to stay Argentine.

He killed two women in Washington State in 2023.

He promises to fight crime and illegal immigration.

More operations against cartels.

She came here when she was eight and was issued a removal order when she was 11.

Hispanic pimps were in a turf war.

Mostly Mexican with a slight chance of Colombian.

She thinks cowboy culture came from Mexicans and blacks.

Buncombe County won't hand over the "worst of the worst."

Fewer than 10,000 encounters a month since last February.

The Ecuadorian Foreign Ministry issued “a note of protest” over the incident.

“The cartels are running Mexico — it’s very, very sad to watch, and see what’s happened to that country.”

Empire abroad, decay domestically.

A look at The Next Christendom by Philip Jenkins.

“We must show great strength against crime, organized crime, impunity and disorder.”

"Because of the mass immigration, a disease that had been — we've been rid of in North America made its way up through South America."

“Staying in Mexico, we feel privileged." Great!

Fewer illegals, fewer dollars.

The Trump administration claims the released U.S. citizens were political prisoners.

“Gringos, stop stealing our home.”

New York Times is baffled.

Their love for their homeland trumps optics.

Vance: "Insurrectionists carrying foreign flags are attacking immigration enforcement officers."

Time to tax the rest.

"It hasn't been an easy task to govern in a country that has a racial state."

"They are treating them like common criminals."

"[E]xperts estimate that remittances make up close to 4 percent of [Mexico's] gross domestic product."

There's a good reason Trump declared the gang a terrorist outfit.

"If you come to our country and break our laws, we will hunt you down."

Venezuelan immigrant: "“The door is closed."

“We are resuming flights to rescue and release migrants from U.S. prisons."

“You need to go back to the Eisenhower administration to see anything like this."

“If they treat us as enemies, we must unite.”

"The happiness that comes to Venezuelan homes when we see their sons and daughters return . . . to their homeland."

“Criminal groups have not felt this level of pressure in such a long time."

Should have stayed home.

Some foreign governments are calling for their illegals to come home.

“You’re not going to tell me what to do, this is Mexican land."

And will "supply the transportation back.”

Temporary Protect Status will in fact be temporary for more than 300,000 Venezuelans in the US.

Anything but that!

Why is it controversial to use American power for American interests?

“My plan was to go to America, until Donald Trump came in and stopped the whole program."

Columbia has agreed to "all of President Trump's terms."

"These measures are just the beginning."

That's now terrorism.

Local Mexican officials likely knew about it.

Progress.

"Faced with a hostile attitude of massive expulsion of our brothers . . . ."

The remittances must flow.

Mexico wants its people to stay in the U.S.

“The gravity of the crime of racism in Brazil is so great that people can be arrested on the spot."

“Hondurans, Guatemalans, Salvadorans need to be very, very nervous because (Trump officials) are going to press the bounds of the law."

“The November 5 election of a virulently anti-immigrant president . . . may also be causing would-be migrants to change their plans."

"I don't want to be here anymore . . . this is horrible."

The new caravan formed just two days after Mexican authorities dissolved another caravan.

"We were the ones who built this nation."

That may not last as Mexico slackens its enforcement.

He demands America take in even more migrants.

Another city official was killed days earlier.