Legal
US Judge Reconsiders Deportation of Colombian Woman to Congo
A U.S. judge has reversed a prior ruling that had ordered the return of a Colombian woman deported to Congo.
Tag: Deportation
Health
Dominican Hospitals Push Haitian Mothers to Risky, Unsupervised Births
Haitian mothers in the Dominican Republic are giving birth in unsafe conditions due to fear of deportation by immigration agents at hospitals.
News
Dominican Republic to Host U.S. Deportees in Policy Shift
Dominican Republic agrees to accept U.S. deportees, reversing prior stance in a deal with the Trump administration.
Profile
French Widow Detained in US Immigration Sweep Recounts Ordeal
An 85-year-old French widow recounts her distressing experience in ICE detention following U.S. immigration crackdowns.
Culture
Costa Rican Village Extends Hand to Families Facing Deportation from the U.S.
A Costa Rican village offers refuge to families deported from the U.S., providing support and community.
Legal
U.S. Government Initiates Deportation Proceedings Against Iranian National
U.S. initiates deportation of the son of a figure from the Iranian Revolution, triggering historical and political sensitivities.