New York City Prepares for Trump Indictment Amid Fears of Mass Protests
In New York City, workers erected barricades around Manhattan's criminal court building where Trump would potentially surrender for booking and processing.
TikTok Reaches 150 Million Active Users in the U.S.
The 50% jump in users of the video-sharing app suggests that more users have adopted it over the past three years despite national security concerns.
Honduras to Seek Diplomatic Relations with China, Cut Ties with Taiwan
If the Central American country ends its ties with Taiwan, it will leave the island-nation with only 13 remaining diplomatic ties around the world.
New York City ICE Office Has Backlog for Asylum Appointments Until 2032
Around 802,396 undocumented migrants who were apprehended in the U.S.-Mexico border from March 2021 to Feb. 13 of this year have been released into the country.
DeSantis Holds Lead Over Trump in New GOP Poll
According to the poll by the University of North Florida Public Opinion Research Lab surveying the race, DeSantis obtained 52% of the votes, compared to 27% for Trump.
State Dept. Cancels Spring Break in Mexico, Ex-FBI Official Warns Entire Country at Risk for Cartel Attacks
A former FBI assistant director warned that nowhere in Mexico is safe from cartels, after two of the four U.S. citizens who were kidnapped last week were found dead. The warning comes almost immediately after the U.S. State Dept. renewed their travel advisory warnings, admonishing all Americans to avoid travel throughout most of the country.
CBP Agents Reassigned to Canada Border Amid Surge in Illegal Crossings
The number of migrant encounters in the Swanton Sector, which has a 203-mile land border and a 92-mile water border, has significantly increased by 846% in the past fiscal year.
DeSantis’ New Immigration Plan Would Not Recognize California’s IDs for Undocumented Migrants
The proposal also plans to track how much health care is being spent on migrants and invalidate out-of-state IDs for illegal immigrants.
U.S. Senators Present Bill to Lift Trade Embargo on Cuban Military Dictatorship
The bill, called the Freedom of Exports to Cuba Law, was presented by a group of legislators who allege that they seek to lift the six-decade trade embargo on the Cuban regime.
FBI: Four Americans Kidnapped South of Texas-Mexico Border
Matamoros is a Mexican city known for having several fractions of the Gulf drug cartel, who are engaged in a turf war, and is part of a major drug-smuggling route.