Is the Tren de Aragua really a threat to the United States?
Bogotá, Colombia – Tren de Aragua, a loosely structured transnational gang from Venezuela, came to the attention of many Americans in February after President Donald...
Category : Migration
Venezuela frees six US prisoners and agrees to receive migrants after Trump envoy meets with Maduro
On January 31, a special envoy to U.S. President Donald Trump flew to Venezuela to hold talks with President Nicolás Maduro. The trip resulted in...
Despite agreement on deportation flights, further spats may await US-Colombia relations
Bogotá, Colombia – On Sunday, a dramatic confrontation between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Colombian counterpart, Gustavo Petro, captured the world’s attention. Petro, who...
Iranian citizens denied entry to Colombia for using false or suspicious identification: Colombian migration
Several Iranian citizens were denied entry into Colombia in recent days after allegedly using false or suspicious identification, Colombian migration officials told newspaper El Tiempo. The newspaper, citing...
Why the end of Title 42 in the U.S. does little to solve South America’s migration crisis
Medellín, Colombia – Title 42, a U.S. public health policy enabling the immediate deportation of individuals seeking asylum in the country, came to an end...
Confronting climate change head on in rural Honduras
Comayagua, Honduras — At the end of 2020, Honduras was battered by hurricanes Eta and Iota, one after another. Over 4 million people were affected...
