Migrants from Mexico contribute to the economic recovery of the US, yet American immigration control continues to attempt halting the flows of people across the border.

The American government asked Brazil for authorization to increase the frequency of deportation flights, specifically three per week.

The United States Justice Department said that the former president of Peru, Alejandro Toledo (2001-2006), accused in his country of corruption, may be extradited, having found sufficient evidence to justify the measure.

The CBP said a group of 160 migrants from Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica, El Salvador, and Nicaragua were detained by the Tucson station; authorities said most were minors.

The US House of Representatives approved a list of defense spending proposals presented by the Democrats, three of which affect Colombia.

U.S. authorities are set to embark on a tour across Latin America to examine infrastructure projects aimed at countering Chinese President Xi Jinping’s multitrillion-dollar Belt Road initiative during the week of September 27th.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken praised the leaders of the Dominican Republic for their struggle and said that they had “set the standard for many countries.”

The United States has international agreements to deal with drug trafficking.

US President Biden has launched a plan to increase removal of Haitian migrants in light of the crisis at the border between Mexico and Texas.

Under President Joseph Biden’s administration, the United States committed to strengthening its anti-corruption efforts to send a strong message that it does not condone corruption or those who enable it.