Laatste berichten en historisch nieuws uit El Salvador. Hoofdstad: San Salvador.
โCriminal aliens are being released from ICE custody by activist judges on courts across the country.โ
Deadly crash in Maryland involves an illegal alien driver; Trump administration targets unqualified licenses.
Thousands of Salvadorans are worried about deportation as their Temporary Protected Status is set to end next week.
Increased funding and new partnerships have fueled this surge.
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A mother and daughter were killed after a car crashed into theirs head-on on Saturday, according to police.
โIt feels like weโre just waiting for the Grim Reaper to knock on our door."
Brazilian presidential candidate Flavio Bolsonaro on Sunday praised El Salvador's hard-line model for fighting crime after meeting with the Centโฆ
I just read A Man Called Ove, a 2012 Swedish best seller with a 2013 English translation, says Brett Younger
Officials in El Salvador have postponed the Monday court date at which hundreds of alleged gang leaders are expected to be sentenced to thousandโฆ
Several migrants have been detained by federal agents on construction sites in Altadena, an area affected by the Eaton fire
The recent embrace of illicit street vendors by both mayoral candidates in LA shows that the city will continue its slide into Third World goverโฆ
A man is dead after a house under construction collapsed in south Austin due to high winds Thursday afternoon.Officials with Travis County ESD 5โฆ
The Surrealist Menagerie: Strange Beasts & Fantastic Visions, by the Zoologist and Surrealist Desmond Morris, considers Frida Kahlo and more.
A 33-year-old man suspected in a November 2024 fatal hit-and-run collision near the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum was taken into custody Thursdaโฆ
Some of the stateโs most famous coffee-growing regions on Hawaiสปi Island were also among the hardest hit areas during Hurricane Lala.
