Several immigrant advocacy groups in major American cities, including New York, have begun providing information sessions to undocumented communities.

The Visiting Leaders Program and the Leaders of the Dominican Republic in the USA brought young Dominicans to visit various Dominican officials in New York, Washington D.C., and Rhode Island.

Upon returning to New York, Argentine Juan García Mosqueda, an art gallery owner, was detained at the airport for fourteen hours, interrogated and deported.

The Catholic Church’s Mexican Episcopate Conference (CEM) announced on March 1 that it has launched an awareness campaign and a national collection effort to support illegal immigrants who will be deported from the United States.

Mohammed Ahmed and his family walked more than 500 km from Jersey City to Champlain, Canada.

Trumpism has had a negative effect on US-Mexico relations, thus posing an existential risk to Mexico both on regional and global levels.

Luis Videgaray, the Mexican Foreign Secretary, stated that Mexico “will not hesitate” to turn to organizations such as the United Nations to condemn actions taken by the United States.

Politically Persecuted Venezuelans in Exile (Veppex) requested that the president of the United States, Donald Trump, grant asylum to the thousands of Venezuelans seeking refuge in the country.

On Wednesday, February 22, Brazilian immigrants held a meeting at the Brazilian American Center in Framingham, Massachusetts in order to voice concerns over the Trump administration’s new immigration and deportation policy.

Although only five minutes long, Macri described the telephone conversation as “cordial,” claiming that he and the U.S. President had found “much in common.”