
José Luis Ávila
Editor at El País
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
elpais.com | José Luis Ávila
Desde el regreso de Donald Trump a la Casa Blanca, la comunidad de inmigrantes venezolanos en Estados Unidos ha sido atacada como nunca hasta ahora. En menos de 100 días, a los sudamericanos se les despojó de dos de las protecciones migratorias que les permitían vivir y trabajar legalmente en Estados Unidos.
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3 weeks ago |
english.elpais.com | Patricia Caro |José Luis Ávila |Carla Gloria Colomé
In January, just days after Donald Trump was sworn in as president, immigration agents came to Dana Beauty Salon in Mount Rainer, Maryland, located just two minutes from the Washington D.C. border. They were looking for one of the employees, an undocumented migrant, who was taken into custody and is being held at a detention center in New Hampshire pending a court hearing. That day changed the life of the salon’s owner, Daysi García. “They showed up one day, I think it was a Thursday.
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4 weeks ago |
elpais.com | José Luis Ávila
La Administración Trump está sembrando un sentimiento de desconfianza entre los viajeros internacionales. Los controles en los aeropuertos y pasos fronterizos del país se están volviendo más rigurosos, y hasta cierto punto arbitrarios. Una turista británica de 28 años permaneció tres semanas retenida en un centro de detención de inmigrantes del Estado de Washington al intentar ingresar a Estados Unidos desde Canadá.
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1 month ago |
english.elpais.com | Carla Gloria Colomé |Patricia Caro |José Luis Ávila
It’s the summer of 2023, and a U.S. Coast Guard HC-144 Ocean Century aircraft takes off from the Opa-locka Air Force Base, northwest of Miami, on a day of clear skies and calm seas. For five hours, the crew will patrol the coast of southern Florida and, taking care not to violate national airspace, will reach a point about 20 miles north of Cuba. It is being called the largest exodus of all time, which by that point had reached nearly one million Cubans in two years.
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1 month ago |
english.elpais.com | Jesús Jank Curbelo |Patricia Caro |José Luis Ávila |Carla Gloria Colomé
Donald Trump has said more than once that the only way to immigrate to the United States and avoid deportation is to do so legally. But even that isn’t stopping him. On March 25, 532,000 Venezuelans, Nicaraguans, Cubans, and Haitians who entered the country legally during the Joe Biden administration will become undocumented.
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