U.S. Customs and Border Protection has been holding up to 28,000 migrants at its facilities, far beyond its stated capacity

This April, Panama registered over six times as many crossings as last year

The surrender law proposes lighter jail sentences and victim restoration work

Former police officers and government officials were found guilty of child abuse and murder during Argentina’s last dictatorship

The Peruvian government says it is working with regional neighbors to evaluate creation of a “humanitarian corridor” for returning Venezuelans

Title 42, a controversial policy allowing US to limit migrant entry on public health grounds, ends on May 11

Third round of peace talks comes after nine soldiers were killed in March in what ELN calls self-defense

They took on the dictatorship looking for their children and have not stopped since

Alejandro Soloaga accused of “apologia for state terrorism”