Honduras
Texas sheriff says he doesn't care if mass shooting victims here illegally
His comments came as Republican Gov. Greg Abbott faced backlash for referring to the victims as "illegal immigrants."
Texas shooting suspect Francisco Oropeza's timeline of deportations
The suspect in Friday's shooting was first removed from the U.S. in March 2009 and apprehended and removed another three times.
Cruise ship passenger left to die after medics took an hour to arrive
Jeremy Lewis told Newsweek it was "disturbing" that it took almost an hour for medical help to arrive in Roatan, an island off the Honduras coast.
Cruise ship passenger dies after jump into water goes wrong
Edmund David Rucker had been on a week-long Royal Caribbean cruise that left Galveston, Texas, when he died during a stop in Honduras.
U.S. Hits Cap on Temporary Work Visas As Employers Seek 11 Million Workers
The USCIS offered 35,000 additional temporary work visas on May 18. By May 25, all visas not restricted by country had been taken.
1 Million Migrants Fled Honduras for the U.S. Under Juan Orlando Hernández
The former president, who was arrested for drug trafficking charges on Tuesday, oversaw a government that has been called a "narco-dictatorship."
American Airlines Passenger Storms Cockpit, Damages Controls
After tussling with the pilot, the passenger attempted to jump out the window of the aircraft.
Dems Want Protection From Deportation for Migrants From These Four Nations
If the State Department and Homeland Security act on the request, individuals from Nicaragua, Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala could get new protections.
China is on the March in Central America
While the United States is understandably uncomfortable with China's deepening influence in its own backyard, perhaps the greatest risk in Beijing's expanding reach is that it will spark a conflagration in Asia that could draw Washington and Beijing into direct confrontation.
Honduras Likely to Follow Nicaragua in Cutting Taiwan Ties
Honduras is now one of 14 countries to recognize Taiwan's sovereignty after Nicaragua moved to cut ties with Taipei.
COVID Prompted 35 Percent Spike in Central Americans Who Wanted to Migrate
When the same question was asked in 2019 before the pandemic, just eight percent of respondents expressed the same desire of wanting to migrate.
Honduras Might Elect First Female President, Wife of Ousted Ex-President
Xiomara Castro de Zelaya, whose husband was sent into exile following a coup, is likely to become Honduras' first female president.
A Plea for Democracy in Honduras
Honduras is a country that is largely marginalized and forgotten. This upcoming election is a chance to change that, and start a new chapter.
Man Who Escaped From Traffickers Kidnapped When He Asked for Help
The victim wandered around South Texas for several days before approaching a person at a gas station who subsequently handed him over to their relatives.
Immigration Officers Abused My Child
It is hell to leave your home and risk everything so your child can be safe. It shouldn't be hell once you have reached what you thought would be a safe haven.
Past 100 Days, Biden Administration is Detaining More Immigrants Every Day
President Joe Biden is in office and our government is still detaining immigrants, including family units, in ICE lock-up despite the obvious danger in the midst of a pandemic.
Nearly 1 in 3 Unaccompanied Children at U.S. Border From Honduras
Glenda Valdez was at her home in Austin, watching a Univision newscast one afternoon in May, when she saw a picture of Emely in a red hoodie. She knew at once that it was her daughter.
Harris Says Trump 'Pulled Out' of Immigration Progress, U.S. Must 'Rebuild'
"We're going to be increasing the requests that we're making of our allies in the United Nations," the vice president said during a CNN interview.
Biden Hopes Troops from Mexico and Central America Can Stop Migrant Surge
Enhancing law enforcement presence in Central America could push migrants into dangerous terrains, one immigration advocate warned.
Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala to Send Troops to Borders to Stem Migration
U.S. Customs and Border Protection apprehended nearly 172,000 people last month—the highest number in at least 15 years.
Trump Admits He Withheld Funds to 'Punish' Central America Over Immigrants
"Mr President, did you withdraw money from Central America to punish them?" Fox host Laura Ingraham asked. Former President Donald Trump replied "Absolutely, that's right."
Hurricanes Will Drive More Migrants to Border, Climate Change Experts Say
The U.S. has refused to sign onto a United Nations agreement asking member nations to accept refugees from regions devastated by climate change.
Portman 'Probably' Backs Biden's Push for $4B to Address Migration Causes
"Let's tie the aid to actually dealing with the corruption and make sure that there is transparency," the Ohio Republican said.
3,000 Migrants Continue to U.S. After Larger Caravan Broken Up in Guatemala
Thousands of Hondurans pressed toward the Mexico border in hopes of arriving in the U.S. just in time for immigration reform from the Biden administration.
Officials Preparing for Migration Surge at U.S.-Mexico Border: Congressman
Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) said he had been briefed by Homeland Security officials about their preparations for higher numbers of people arriving at the border from Central America.
Former President Stopped at Airport With $18,000 in Luggage
Manuel Zelaya was removed from office after he attempted to change Honduras's constitution in 2009.
'Catastrophic' Category 4 Hurricane Iota Hits Nicaragua, Moving to Honduras
Life-threatening storm surge, catastrophic winds, flash flooding, and landslides are expected in parts of Central America.
Hurricane Iota Path, 'Life-Threatening' Storm Surge to Hit Central America
Iota is expected to make landfall in nearly the exact same location where Hurricane Eta did about two weeks ago, according to the National Hurricane Center (NHC).
NASA Photo Shows Spectacular, Swirling Storm Genevieve
At one point on Tuesday, Genevieve clocked wind speeds of around 130 miles per hour, making it a powerful Category 4 hurricane. It has now weakened to a tropical storm after lashing Baja California.