Carmen Sesin
Reporter at NBC News
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Carmen Sesin
A surge of false or misleading posts, photographs and videos about the Los Angeles protests have been circulating on social media, with many of those shared among Latinos — mostly in Spanish — tying the protesters to socialist or communist governments. One post on X with over 600,000 views claims that in the U.S., immigration protest groups have links to “the Venezuelan mafia,” the Communist Party of Cuba, and the Morena Party, the left-wing ruling party of Mexico.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Carmen Sesin
MIAMI — After four months with President Donald Trump at the helm, Reinerio de la Torre says he's waiting to see if the president fulfills his promises. The 56-year-old electrician, who came from Cuba 18 years ago, voted for Trump in November. But he says the president has gone too far with immigration, and he doesn’t like to see hardworking people being deported.
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3 weeks ago |
nbcchicago.com | Suzanne Gamboa |Carmen Sesin |Nicole Acevedo |Orlando Matos
Anger and condemnation broke out as families, attorneys and immigrant advocates absorbed the blast from the latest bombshell delivered by the Trump administration — a travel ban that stops or restricts people from 19 mostly African, Asian and Caribbean countries from entering the U.S.While the Trump administration said the travel ban is meant to keep Americans safe, critics lobbed accusations of discrimination, cruelty, racism, inhumanity and more in response.
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4 weeks ago |
nbcnews.com | Nicole Acevedo |Carmen Sesin |Julia Ainsley |Laura Strickler
May 30, 2025, 6:00 AM EDTSen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., said he's demanding answers about reports that the Trump administration is prioritizing separating families instead of focusing on threats to public safety when it comes to immigration enforcement. In a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on Thursday, Ossoff cited the cases of two immigrant mothers who were recently deported and separated from their children.
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1 month ago |
clasp.org | Suzanne Gamboa |Carmen Sesin
“Generally, parents are more willing to allow older U.S. citizen children, more so than younger children, to remain in the U.S., said Wendy Cervantes, director of immigration and immigrant families at the Center for Law and Social Policy, an anti-poverty group.”
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