AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoImmigration & Family Separation: A Guatemalan couple, Nixon Pérez Paz and Glendy González de la Cruz, were found bound and executed in a sugarcane field in Guatemala after self-deporting following ICE actions in the U.S., with their 1-year-old daughter found alive—sparking fresh outrage over deportation fallout. Asylum Policy Shift: The U.S. changed how some asylum cases are processed, allowing certain applicants to skip an initial asylum officer interview and go straight to immigration court, raising fears of faster deportations and reduced access to legal help. Due Process in Focus: A public records push asks a judge to unseal court files in a Guatemalan farmworker case where charges were dropped, arguing the public has been blocked from understanding why. Faith & Culture: Oklahoma Catholics are spotlighting Blessed Stanley Rother with a new documentary, “American Martyr,” noting his ties to Guatemala and the devotion that followed his martyrdom. Community Care in Guatemala: A medical mission brought clinics, lab testing, medicine, and reading glasses to Mayan communities in Guatemala, including support for children during visits. Sports & Regional Culture: Guatemala’s presence at the CAC Games continues, including a men’s hockey matchup and broader regional competition coverage.
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