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Department of Justice
Republicans vote in favor of the bill to fund the DHS
Uruguayan pleads guilty in the U.S. for moving money to evade sanctions related to Venezuela
U.S. dismantles global network of cybercriminals responsible for record attacks
U.S. Southern Command continues to track the "dark fleet" linked to Venezuela
"The children of the regime's satraps are making a profit": Salazar exposes the remittance business of the families of Cuban diplomats
Trump's government notifies the official recognition of Delcy Rodríguez as a Venezuelan authority
Supreme Court ruling complicates asylum appeals and could affect Cubans with open immigration cases
María Elvira Salazar describes the federal investigation into the Cuban regime as "promising news."
He traveled to Cuba and ended up convicted in Miami for a crime against a minor
The U.S. begins the seizure of a tanker carrying Venezuelan crude oil bound for Cuba
The U.S. demands the extradition of Nicolás Maduro Guerra and eight other Chavista leaders from Venezuela
Impostor network set up a fake immigration court in the U.S.: This is how they "resolved" cases
Pressure is mounting in Miami for Raúl Castro to face justice in the U.S.
Trump administration defends the use of masks by ICE agents amid rise in assaults
Why should Raúl Castro be held accountable for the shooting down of the Brothers to the Rescue planes?
María Elvira: "Raúl Castro has escaped justice for the murder of Americans from Brothers to the Rescue."
Cuban-American congress members formalize letter to Trump requesting charges against Raúl Castro
Gerardo Hernández mocks the attempt to prosecute Raúl Castro for the downing of Brothers to the Rescue
U.S. Army issues warning: The Caribbean will not be a free territory for illegal activities
U.S. denies visa to student wrongfully deported despite court order
Marines conduct military exercises in the Caribbean amid tensions with the Cuban regime
“A Month Without Dad”: The Post by Maduro's Son That Sparked Mockery, Celebration, and a Thirst for Justice on Social Media
The U.S. maintains a substantial deployment of aircraft carriers and assault ships in the Caribbean to stop illegal fleets
Mario Díaz-Balart asserts that Trump will not allow a dictatorship 90 miles away: “The military force remains in the Caribbean.”
Democrats call for dismantling ICE and creating a new agency under the Department of Justice
Blow to major investors: Trump signs order to halt home purchases
The U.S. intercepts another oil tanker in the Caribbean and issues a message about oil coming from Venezuela
A leader of the Sinaloa Cartel accused of drug trafficking is extradited from Mexico to the U.S
Maduro adds a second lawyer in the U.S.: A former Reagan official joins his defense and awaits the judge's approval
The U.S. maintains drug trafficking charges but removes Maduro as head of the "Cártel de los Soles."
Maduro could face the death penalty in the U.S. on charges of narcoterrorism
Who is Alvin Hellerstein, the 92-year-old judge presiding over the case against Nicolás Maduro?
Maduro appears before a judge in New York and pleads not guilty: "I was captured, I am still the president of my country."
Switzerland freezes Nicolás Maduro's assets following his capture by the U.S.
Maduro's inner circle is under scrutiny: the U.S. accuses Diosdado Cabello and his son "Nicolasito"
Rubio denies that the U.S. is at war with Venezuela: “It was a law enforcement operation, not an invasion.”
U.S. Secretary of Defense claims they did not need to seek authorization from Congress to arrest Maduro
El Insurrecto and Leamsy “La Figura” are being transferred to other ICE facilities following complaints about the conditions at Alligator Alcatraz
The U.S. accuses Maduro and Cilia Flores of narcoterrorism and announces they will be tried in New York
Department of Justice sues Virginia for granting student aid to undocumented immigrants
The U.S. government unveils a new screening process for asylum seekers
San Carlos is saved! Judge halts the sale of the historic symbol of the Cuban exile in Key West
Some Epstein files from the Department of Justice disappear after being published: What was deleted?
The FBI opens "domestic terrorism" investigations against activists and anti-ICE messages in 23 regions of the US
Trump signs executive order to reclassify marijuana
Trump declares fentanyl a "weapon of mass destruction" and commands a full offensive against the cartels
FBI thwarts a terrorist plot in California and arrests five individuals who planned year-end attacks
Images of the U.S. operation to seize a tanker off the coast of Venezuela have been revealed amid rising military tensions in the Caribbean
Marco Rubio to those demanding evidence of the Chavista narco-dictatorship: "It is condemned by a grand jury in New York."
Federal judge reopens investigation into Trump officials for illegal deportations to El Salvador
Trump administration forces the withdrawal of an app that alerted users about immigration raids
Bruno Rodríguez says that the U.S. war on drugs is a farce
U.S. Secretary of Defense calls Nicolás Maduro a "murderous dictator."
The U.S. House of Representatives approves the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files
Wave of pardons: Trump grants clemency to more individuals connected to the Capitol attack
The U.S. accuses John Bolton of leaking classified information and retaining secret documents
Trump administration begins preparing military lawyers as Immigration judges
The U.S. admits that there are migrants at the "Alligator Alcatraz" center without a deportation process
Secret report from the U.S. Department of Justice authorizes the use of lethal force against selected cartels and drug traffickers
Cuban woman faces charges in Arkansas for voting illegally
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