Jonathan Mejia

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Jonathan Mejia

An assistant professor at the University of Houston is preparing to leave the country after his visa was unexpectedly revoked, highlighting a growing issue affecting hundreds of international students across Texas and the nation. What we know: While only a small fraction of students have had their visas revoked, a letter sent to students confirmed the departure of an upper-level math professor.

1 week ago | fox26houston.com | Jonathan Mejia

FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia newsletter Border watchers, It’s been a busy week for immigration news. Depending on what side you’re on you may see this as a victory or a setback. Remember Kilmar Abrego Garcia? I wrote about his case in last week’s newsletter. He is the Salvadoran man that has been living in Maryland and his deportation made national headlines.

2 weeks ago | fox26houston.com | Jonathan Mejia

A former tenant of a Midtown apartment complex alleges she was unjustly evicted following multiple attempted break-ins at her apartment, despite reporting the incidents to management. Incident details What we know: On March 22, at 2:42 p.m., security footage captured two men attempting to break into an apartment at Drewery Place. The video shows the perpetrators covering the cameras.

2 weeks ago | fox26houston.com | Jonathan Mejia

FOX 26's Jonathan Mejia Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia newsletter Border watchers, It’s been an eventful week for immigration. We had two SCOTUS decisions made surrounding two distinct cases, and another group of immigrants had their legal status revoked by the Trump administration. So, let’s start there.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Jonathan Mejia

Border watchers,It’s been an eventful week for immigration. We had two SCOTUS decisions made surrounding two distinct cases, and another group of immigrants had their legal status revoked by the Trump administration. So, let’s start there. CBP One AppThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is terminating parole protections for those who entered the country legally through the CBP One app, revoking status for nearly one million people who came to the U.S. under the Biden administration.