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As Bad Bunny residency ends, young concertgoers praise its massive boost to Puerto Rico
In addition to concert revenue, vendors and fans appreciated how the star put Puerto Rico "on the map."
Immigration
A person is killed and an ICE agent injured in an immigration arrest near Chicago
An ICE spokesperson said officers conducted a vehicle stop as part of their "targeted law enforcement activity."
Brazil
Brazil's Bolsonaro sentenced to 27 years after landmark coup plot conviction
The ruling made the 70-year-old Bolsonaro the first former president in the country's history to be convicted for attacking democracy.
Immigration
Trump policy cutting off Head Start to children without legal status blocked by judge
Immigrants without legal status aren't eligible for most federal programs like food stamps and student loans, but they've been able to access some community-level programs.
Immigration
Protesters arrived to defend roofers sought by immigration agents
A group of workers remained on the roof of a private, multifamily house in Rochester, New York, when Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents arrived to apprehend them.
Group calls for conserving 13 sites with links to Latino history
Latinos in Heritage Conservation is calling for their preservation, stating that fewer than 1% of nationally registered historic places have a connection to the country's Hispanic heritage. 
Bad Bunny says ICE raids influenced his decision to skip U.S. tour
Following his residency in Puerto Rico, Bad Bunny's concert tour will include stops in Latin America, Europe and Australia.
Immigration
Adopted and sexually abused in the U.S., she was deported to Brazil by ICE decades later
Maria Pires was detained during a routine ICE check-in; officials cite her criminal record, while her attorney says the government failed her. 
Cuba is entirely without power following electric grid collapse
The country's energy ministry confirmed on social media the "total disconnection" of the electrical system.
Immigration
California woman can't return to family as U.S. consulates delay immigration cases, attorneys allege
Several lawyers say consular officials are seeking technical reasons to delay immigration processes like final green card interviews.
Supreme Court lifts limits on roving immigration patrols in Los Angeles area
The decision prompted a blistering dissent from liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor saying that constitutional freedoms are being lost.
