The U.S. government has not lowered its guard with its prosecution against Nicolás Maduro and his affiliates.

The United States has significantly increased its military presence on the coasts of Latin America to fight drug trafficking.

Disagreements between Guatemala and the United States influenced by the coronavirus make it difficult to return deportees.

Undocumented migrants who were on their way to the United States from South America are stranded as they wait for the Panamanian border to reopen.

Mexico joins the United States in agreeing to reduce oil production and cut supplies.

United States Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced that the U.S. government will continue to provide economic aid to El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.

According to official data, the US government has expelled 6,300 people to the Mexican border after an order allowing powers of emergency was passed to stop the spread of coronavirus.

–Researched and Written by Samantha Lee— On March 26, Attorney General of the United States William Barr announced that the Department of Justice would charge Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro with narco-terrorism conspiracy and offer a reward for $15 million for information leading to Maduro’s arrest. Days later, on April 1, Donald Trump announced with Secretary

After a video showing military helicopters was circulated on the internet, Colombian officials have denied claims that troops from the United States have entered their territory from the border of Venezuela.

The United States Embassy has announced that they intend to donate 2,000 COVID-19 detection kits to countries such as the Dominican Republic through the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).