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'Closing Time' Artists Slam Trump Administration For Using Their Song in Video Mocking Deportees: 'They Have Missed The Point'

Alt-rock band Semisonic has responded harshly to the Trump administration using their hit song, 'Closing Time' in a video posted on X to mock deportees

Border Czar Defies Court Order Seeking To Stop Deportation Of Alleged Venezuelan Gang Members: "I Don't Care'

President Donald Trump's appointed "border czar" Tom Homan granted an interview to Fox News on Monday covering the deportation of over 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador.

Diddy, SBF Now Joined At Infamous New York Prison By Another Top Drug Lord

Brooklyn MDC's population of high-profile prisoners keeps growing as Rafael Caro Quintero and El Viceroy join fellow drug lord "El Mayo," Diddy, and Sam Bankman-Fried.

Mexican President Anticipates More Details About Cartel Extermination Center Will Be Revealed Next Week

The president of Mexico has announced that the Attorney General's office will disclose its findings regarding the recently discovered cartel extermination center.

Selena Quintanilla's Killer Takes Some Blame for Singer's Death as She Prepares for Parole Hearing

Thirty years after shooting beloved singer Selena Quintanilla, Yolanda Saldívar has reportedly admitted her guilt in the singer's death as she prepares for her first parole hearing.

Venezuelans Americans will go to Washington against Maduro

Venezuelan Community Mobilizes to DC To Warn The Trump Admin Against Engaging With The Maduro Regime

Venezuelan-American civic organization IVAC is organizing a caravan to Washington, D.C. with a clear message: Maduro endangers American security.

Guatemalan Narco on U.S.' Most Wanted List 'La Chicharra' Captured in Mexico

Aler Baldomero Samayoa Recinos was arrested in the state of Chiapas, Mexico in a joint operation carried out by the American, Mexican, and Guatemalan governments.

Sacramento Funeral Home Sued for Sending Wrong Body to Family in El Salvador

The family of Francisco Quintanilla is suing La Paz Funeral Services for sending them the wrong body for an open-casket funeral in in their home country of El Salvador.

Details of Cartel Forced Disappearances Surface After Discovery of Over 200 Shoes in Hidden Crematorium

After a cartel-owned crematorium alongside the shoes of over 200 murder victims was discovered by authorities, details have begun to emerge.

Pablo Escobar's Sister Claims The Drug Lord Was Not Killed But Rather Committed Suicide

In a rare interview, Pablo Escobar's sister, Alba Marina Gaviria broke her silence on the infamous drug lord and revealed new anecdotes and cartel secrets.

Mexican Cowgirl Influencer Valeria 'Miss Rodeo' Mireles Dead at 20

The cause of death for the 20-year-old influencer has not been released.

Andrea Michelle Reyes kidnapped in Connecticut found in Mexico

Kidnapped Connecticut Toddler Found 25 Years Later in Mexico: The Story of Andrea Michelle Reyes

Andrea Michelle Reyes was only 23 months old when she was kidnapped in 1999. Now, she has been found alive in Mexico after 25 years.

Sister of Murdered Latina Soldier Looking to Run Against Democratic Representative Al Green

Mayra Guillén is the sister of Vanessa Guillén, a soldier murdered by a colleague at Fort Cavazos in Texas.

Who Is Tom Llamas, The Latino New Top Anchor At NBC Who has Had Fiery Interactions with Donald Trump

The new anchor for 'NBC Nightly News,' Tom Llamas is a Latino journalist with plenty of experience speaking truth to power with fiery exchanges with Donald Trump.

Chilean Influencer Javiera Ortiz Dies in Surfing Accident

Chilean influencer and fashion designer Javiera Ortiz has died as a result of a surfing accident off the coast of her home country

Karla Sofía Gascón Responds to Conan O'Brien's Jokes About Her at the Oscars: 'I Really Enjoyed It'

Gascón, who was nominated for Best Actress for her role in 'Emilia Pérez,' took jokes about her recent controversy in stride at the Academy Awards.

Latino GOP Leaders Plead With Trump Administration to Limit Cutting of Social Programs: 'Slashing Medicaid Would Have Serious Consequences'

The Congressional Hispanic Conference has broken with the Trump administration line of cutting federal spending.

Police Rescue 49 Migrants Kidnapped And Held For Ransom On The Mexican Side Of The Border

Three men holding the migrants at gunpoint were arrested during the operation

Adán Manzano's Last Moments Alive & Autopsy Results Pending – Telemundo Reporter's Super Bowl Tragedy

The footage of Manzano entering his hotel with his suspected killer has been released to the public.

Granddaughter of a Telenovela Star Fights for her Life After Allegedly Being Stabbed by Teen Influencer

Valentina Gilabert is fighting for her life after being attacked by the Mexican influencer Marianne "N" in an act of jealousy.

The Cast of 'Mythic Quest' Dishes on Writing/Directing for the First Time and Who They "Trauma Dump" To - INTERVIEW

The cast of the Apple TV+ comedy series 'Mythic Quest' sat down with The Latin Times to talk the new season and the new roles they were taking.

Immigration Lawyer Says Venezuelans Face 'Very Complicated' Scenario Due To Trump Revoking TPS But Lists Some Ways To Stay

Ángel Leal analyzed the four potential avenues those seeking to stay legally in the country could pursue after TPS expires

Australian Actor Josh Lawson Dishes on His Role as an American Surgeon in 'St. Denis Medical'' and Kano's Fate in 'Mortal Kombat 2' - INTERVIEW

The Australian actor talks about a lifetime of working on his American accent and the sequel to the film adaptation of the iconic video game franchise.