Ariel Henry Out: Haiti’s Prime Minister Relinquishes Power, Transitional Leadership Under Consideration
The prime minister’s final decision came after the CARICOM regional group of Caribbean nations met in Jamaica on Monday to try and broker a political transition for the embattled island nation, which began erupting into violence in July.
U.S. Considers Sending Troops to Haiti to Quell Violence as Gangs Vow to ‘Break the System’
In one attack, the gangs were able to release more than 4,000 inmates, unleashing an army of hardened criminals into the civilian population of the embattled Caribbean country.
Venezuela Breaks Deal with U.S. By Halting Migrant Deportation Flights
Flights were a key instrument for the Biden administration to halt illegal migration from the communist South American country.
Illegal Border Crossings Skyrocket 240% at Canadian-U.S. Border Due to Lack of CBP Staffing
The U.S.-Canada border is significantly longer than the border with Mexico, and the ports of entry often experience understaffing as the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) prioritizes addressing the surge in migration from the Mexican side.
Rescued: New Yorker Abducted in Mexico Found in Jungle with Wrists Bound, Eyes Taped Shut
His kidnappers abandoned him in the remote Limones jungle, approximately 200 miles southwest of Cancun.
U.S. Says Migrants Arrested for Attacking NYPD in Times Square Belong to ‘Tren de Aragua’ Venezuelan Gang
The migrants were captured by immigration agents inside a Bronx apartment after police executed an arrest warrant for another asylum seeker wanted in the Times Square attack.
Support for Maduro Collapses as New Poll Shows Venezuelan Opposition Leader Corina Machado Has 72% of Vote
The study reveals a significant downturn in support for the regime compared to previous periods.
FBI: Venezuelan Tren de Aragua and Salvadoran MS-13 Gangs Could Form Dangerous Alliance in U.S.
A special agent from the FBI spoke about how the two gangs are rapidly expanding and creating a criminal empire in the North American country.
Opposition Leader María Corina Machado Says Maduro Kidnapped Her Campaign Managers, Vandalized Offices
Security cameras at the scene recorded the kidnapping showed how one of the managers was ambushed by a group of people and forced into a van that quickly left the area.
U.S. Appeals Court Rules Mexico Can Sue American Gun Manufacturers for “Flood” of Firearms Across Border
A U.S. appeals court ruled Monday that a $10 billion lawsuit filed by Mexico against American gun manufacturers can proceed.