The US government has announced that harsher restrictions on its commercial embargo on Cuba, are to begin on October 21, 2019.
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Many of the migrants seeking asylum in the United States suffer from PTSD, depression, and psychological trauma.
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Dozens of migrants waiting on Mexican soil while the United States processes their asylum applications camped on Gateway, an international bridge that connects Matamoros, Mexico, with Brownsville, Texas, causing the bridge to close.
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Customs and Border Protection (CBP) patrols in the United States have apprehended 42,783 Honduran individuals in fiscal year 2019.
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Alyse and Elmer Sanchez of Kensington, Maryland began dating in 2013, they share two children, but didn’t marry until 2019.
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The US recognizes that the Plan de la Alianza para la Prosperidad del Triángulo Norte (PAPTN) failed.
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The US denied visas to José A. Portal, Cuba’s Minister of Health and his delegation.
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Jesús Alarcón immigrated to the United States eight years ago from San Luis Jilotepeque, Jalapa. Although he studied marketing and advertising in Jalapa, he worked with his parents in agriculture and livestock.
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Juan Orlando Hernández followed in the footsteps of presidents Nayib Bukele of El Salvador, who in turn followed Guatemalan Jimmy Morales, and turned his country into a recipient of asylum seekers that Donald Trump does not want in the United States.
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An agreement made between the governments of the United States and Honduras will grant work visas to Honduran immigrants looking to work in agriculture, construction and other such professions.
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