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  ‘Dunki’ route: 2 youths from Punjab, Haryana killed by traffickers in Guatemala
Two youths from Punjab and Haryana, who set out for the United States in October last year through the treacherous “dunki” route in search of a job, have been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, according...
Colorado film makers document activists using art to protest in 'Comparsa'
The 48th Denver Film Festival runs from Oct. 31 to Nov. 9. More than 130 films will screen over the course of 10 days, including everything from buzz-worthy features, international films, independent films, shorts, and documentaries. Among the...
    
  West Liberty priest, local immigrant advocate Fr. Guillermo Treviño dies after illness
WEST LIBERTY, Iowa (KCRG) - A Catholic priest who advocated for immigrants facing ICE deportations has died. Father Guillermo Trevino was the pastor of both Saint Joseph Church in Columbus Junction and Saint Joseph Church in West Liberty. Father...
    
  How shadowy Russian and US groups are pouring billions into the systematic destruction of women’s rights globally
A highly organised and well-funded campaign to strip women of their rights is gaining global momentum. “Reject harmful sex education in South Africa!” reads the headline of a petition launched in August this year. “The South African Department of...
    
  Commentary: The Trump administration is targeting children of color
The scenes have been all over the news. In Colorado, ICE smashes the window of a car with a 1-month-old inside, his mother crying out, “There’s a baby in here!” A family of four in Chicago is surrounded at Millennium Park by heavily armed and...
    
  Guillermo del Toro and Oscar Isaac Want ‘Frankenstein’ to Speak to Latin American Culture
In a conversation with Guillermo del Toro and Oscar Isaac, dropped online by GQ to promote the long-awaited collaboration between the cinema faves, the duo talked about how their Latin culture informed their take on Frankenstein. Guillermo del...
    
  Haryana teen on ‘dunki’ route to US killed by traffickers in Guatemala
A Haryana teenager who set out for the United States last October via the treacherous ‘dunki’ route in search of employment has been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, his family claimed on Saturday...
    
  Haryana Teen, Heading To US Via 'Dunki' Route, Killed In Guatemala After Being Held Captive
Last Updated:November 01, 2025, 20:25 IST A Haryana boy was killed by "donkers" in Guatemala after taking the dunki route to the US. His family paid up to Rs 50 lakh to Haryana agents and traffickers for his release. Representative Image An...
    
  Allen County’s Latino community grows amid immigration enforcement fears
It’s hardly a secret that Allen County is home to a lively and vibrant community of Latino-Americans. For more than 100 years, individuals and families have traveled to Fort Wayne from all over Latin America – Mexico, Central and South America –...
    
  UN says gender equality is key to lasting global peace
The United Nations has reaffirmed that gender equality is vital to achieving lasting peace as it marks 25 years of the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) Agenda, established through Security Council Resolution 1325. “The resolution was a real...
    
  At Least 3 People — Including 2 Citizens — Detained By Immigration Agents In Albany Park Friday
ALBANY PARK — At least three people were detained by federal immigration agents Friday morning in Albany Park on the Northwest Side. According to video and eyewitnesses, two men were detained by agents around 9:30 a.m. near the intersection of...
    
  Haryana boy killed in Guatemala on way to US via ‘dunki’ route
A Haryana teenager who set out for the United States last October through the treacherous 'dunki' route in search of a job has been killed after allegedly being held captive by human traffickers in Guatemala, the deceased's family members claimed...
Mexican Navy rescues 28 children being transported at sea near Topolobampo
The Mexican Navy has rescued 28 minors who were allegedly being transported illegally aboard a vessel without a declared route. There are conflicting reports about Thursday’s incident, which occurred near the port of Topolobampo in the...
    
  ICE reveals stunning statistic after exposing Halloween weekend’s ‘worst of the worst’ arrests
President Donald Trump was asked about Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations during an interview that aired Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes." NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
    
  State Sen. Rose on DUI-related deaths: 'How many more have to die before Governor Pritzker stops worrying about being president'
Illinois State Senator Chapin Rose has urged Governor J.B. Pritzker to prioritize the safety of Illinois residents amid concerns about DUI-related deaths involving undocumented immigrants. This statement was issued in a press release. "The...
    
  10th Circ. Affirms Atty Fees Award In Habeas Actions
By Rachel Konieczny ( November 3, 2025, 7:24 PM EST) -- The Tenth Circuit on Monday held that the Equal Access to Justice Act authorizes fee awards in habeas actions challenging immigration detention, affirming a Colorado federal court's ruling...
    
  Guatemalan Constitutional Court Confirms 2023 Election Results
Protesters outside the Constitutional Court of Guatemala. Photo: El Pais. October 30, 2025 Hour: 11:21 am On Wednesday, the Guatemalan Constitutional Court (CC) invalidated the decision issued by Criminal Judge Fredy Orellana, reiterated that the...
    
  'Serial rapist' sentenced for 2023 attacks that happened within 5 days
Prosecutors say a Guatemalan man who was in the U.S. illegally raped two women and tried to rape a third within five days in 2023. Rodolfo Castillo pleaded guilty Nov. 3 to rape and kidnapping charges. Prosecutors say Castillo targeted Hispanic...
    
  Guatemalan Farmers Working Double to Cope with the Drought
Merlyn Sandoval stands next to the rainwater harvesting tank built on the small plot of land where she lives in the village of San José Las Pilas, within the municipality of San Luis Jilotepeque, in the department of Jalapa, eastern Guatemala. She...
    
  Guatemalan Peasants Overcome Drought in the Dry Corridor
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