AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoImmigration & Families: In South Florida, the Guatemalan-Maya Center says more children are being left behind as deportations rise, with families pointing to local enforcement tied to 287-G and organizing flights to reunite kids with relatives in Guatemala. Courthouse Enforcement Pushback: A federal judge in San Jose blocked ICE’s nationwide policy allowing mass arrests inside immigration courthouses, a move that could reshape how asylum seekers are handled in Guatemala-linked cases. Unaccompanied Children Removal Claims: Sen. Ron Wyden warns the Trump administration has identified 500+ unaccompanied migrant children for fast-track removal, raising fresh due-process concerns. Guatemala in the Smuggling Courts: Two Guatemalan nationals pleaded guilty over a 2021 Mexico tractor-trailer crash that killed 56, including children. Wildlife & Culture: Latin American zoos launched a regional campaign against illegal wildlife trafficking, warning the trade is shifting to social media. Maya Heritage: Archaeologists report a 1,000-year-old Maya city discovered in Mexico’s jungle, adding new depth to the region’s living history.
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