Carola Guerrero De León

Writer

Carola is a bilingual reporter with a passion for storytelling, particularly in the areas of immigration, border issues, and crime—topics that have shaped her perspective due to her upbringing on the border during the early days of the war on drugs. Her experiences there motivated her to pursue journalism.

Latest from Carola Guerrero De León

Sinaloa Cartel Turf War Between Chapitos and Mayiza Expands to Mexico's Contested Vape Market

The factions escalate their battle for dominance as the future of vaping regulations hangs in the balance.

Palm Beach Real Estate Agents Report Uptick in Sales; 'Trump's Presence Boosts Desirability'

High-profile buyers and affluent families flock to Palm Beach, driven by exclusivity, tax advantages, and proximity to influential figures.

Biden Administration Rolls Out H-1B Visa Overhaul: Boosting Innovation or Undermining U.S. Workers?

New rules promise flexibility and oversight to fill critical job vacancies, but critics claim the program prioritizes cheap foreign labor over American talent.

Fear of Deportation Spurs 'Alarming' Surge in Notario Fraud Targeting Undocumented Immigrants

As deportation fears escalate, fraudulent legal advisors prey on undocumented immigrants, leaving victims like María financially ruined and justice out of reach.

White Supremacists Sentenced to Life as California Prison Violence Exposes Gang Power and Systemic Failures

Aryan Brotherhood leaders were sentenced to life, underscoring the deadly grip of gang violence and racial tensions in California prisons.

Two Mexican Soldiers Killed by Narco-Mine As Cartel Violence Rages On

The improvised explosive, allegedly planted by criminal group Cárteles Unidos, injured five others as soldiers investigated gruesome cartel violence in the embattled region.

Protections for Migrant Children in Texas Border Facilities to Expire Days After Trump Takes Office

A settlement requiring "safe and sanitary" conditions in CBP child holding facilities is ending, raising concerns about child welfare under uncertain detention policies.

Texas Lawmakers Subpoena Death Row Inmate Robert Roberson To Testify At The State Capitol As Execution Lingers

Roberson's initial testimony was halted by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who cited safety concerns about having him exit his Houston-area prison.

Trump Promised American Jobs, But 2024 Was a Record Year for Foreign Hires at His Businesses

As Trump relies on foreign workers to meet growing labor demands, his immigration policies risk worsening workforce shortages and disrupting key industries.

President-Elect Donald Trump Meets Prince William In Paris Ahead Of

These Are The Immigrants Who Could Stand To Benefit From Trump's Policy Changes

Tax breaks and energy initiatives could attract foreign wealthy investors interested in obtaining permanent residency in the United States.

Mexican Gang Member Sentenced to Life for Murdering Federal Agent's Son in Front of Family Home

The victim's father fatally shot one of his son's attackers during the confrontation outside their family home.

Miami High-Rises Sinking: Trump Hotels Among 35 Buildings Subsiding at Unexpected Rates, Study Finds

New research reveals concerning subsidence in Miami's high-rises, sparking concerns about safety, construction practices, and the long-term development.

Colorado Farm Suffers As Immigrant Workforce Diminishes

Trump's Deportation Plans Spark Concern Among U.S. Farmers and Food Supply Experts

Mass deportations could exacerbate agricultural labor shortages, leaving farms vulnerable and disrupting the nation's food system.

CBP Nets Millions in Narcotics with Three Major Drug Seizures Across Texas Border

From fuel tanks to pepper shipments, CBP officers intercept heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine worth millions in early December enforcement operations.

California-Based MS-13 Members 'Problematico' and 'Chepito' Sentenced for Murder and Racketeering

The victims include a man they mistakenly killed believing he was a rival gang member.

Who Is Ronald Johnson, The CIA Veteran and Bukele Ally Chosen By Trump To Be The Next U.S. Ambassador to Mexico

With decades of experience in the CIA and military, Johnson forged a strong partnership with President Bukele to combat gang violence in El Salvador

Top Texas Official Switches to Republican Party Citing 'Radicalization of National Democrats'

The move has been condemned by state Democrats as prominent Republicans welcome his decision.

NYC Mayor Adams Announces The Closure Of Additional Migrant Shelters, But Not For The Reason Advocates Wanted Him To

The announcement comes amid concerns from immigration advocates about potential raids on these facilities. Adams cites a different reason for the closures.

The Argentine Embassy, surrounded by Venezuelan police

Argentine Diplomats Raise Alarm Over Opposition Leaders Sheltering at Embassy in Venezuela

Argentina calls for global intervention as six asylum-seekers at its Caracas embassy face deteriorating conditions under Maduro's regime.

California Braces for New ICE Detention Center Amid Trump's Immigration Crackdown

Initially proposed under the Biden administration, a new ICE detention center near San Francisco could now serve as a key asset in advancing Trump's mass deportation plans.

Amid Uncertainty After Trump Win, Stamford, CT City Leaders Meet

Immigrants 'Preparing for Deportation' Ahead of Trump's Inauguration Lead To Surge In Demand For Legal Services

While immigrants across the country are looking for answers, advocates also warn of scammers using misinformation and panic to their advantage.

President Donald Trump Delivers Remarks On Modernizing U.S. Immigration

Trump Says He 'Will Work with Democrats on a Plan' for DACA Recipients 'To Stay' Amid Deportation Plans

Mixed signals from GOP leaders and unfulfilled Democratic promises have left these young adults expecting the unexpected.

Volaris Passenger Attempts to Hijack Mexico Domestic Flight and Redirect It to the U.S.

The crew rerouted the flight to Guadalajara, where authorities took the individual into custody.

Texas Con Man Pockets $12M Pretending to Protect Victims From Fake Mexican Cartel Threats

The defendant developed closed relationships with his victims, who were then terrorized into thinking their families were in danger.

Biometric Hardware Firms Display Security Solutions

CBP to Expand Eye Recognition Data Collection And Aims for Total Adoption in Border Apprehensions

The technology is favored for its long-term stability, but privacy advocates warn of potential data misuse.

CBP Goes Green and 'Stealthy' With New Tool to Patrol the Border: Electric Dirt Bikes

Lightweight, quiet, and eco-friendly, the adoption of e-bikes aims to enhance patrols and rescue missions along challenging terrains.

Canada Targets Refugees with Tougher Ads Amid Trump's Tariff Threats: 'Claiming Asylum Is Not Easy'

The campaign also coincides with polls showing a growing number of Canadians who believe there is "too much immigration."

Arizona Kingpin Sentenced for Running Criminal Ring And Smuggling Drugs From Mexico

The drug trafficking ring recruited drivers to move the drugs across the country.

Mexican Authorities Claim Violence in Sinaloa's Capital 'Contained' Despite Persistently High Homicide Rate And Cartel Turf Wars Across The State

Sinaloa ended November with nearly 175 homicides as its ongoing turf war seems to be moving into the outskirts of Culiacan.

Chad Chronister, Hillsborough County Sheriff

Florida Sheriff Withdraws from Trump's DEA Nomination Amid MAGA Criticism for Not Being 'Republican Enough'

The sheriff withdrew three days after being nominated, becoming the second Trump cabinet pick to step down.