El Salvador

Anglican Bishop's Son Faces Deportation To El Salvador

Bishop David Alvarado says his son would be in "great danger" if he was deported back to his home country.
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In Rare And Contradictory Concession, Trump Extends Work Permits For Many Salvadorans

Thousands of Salvadorans with Temporary Protected Status will be able to work in the U.S. for at least another year.
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Trump Administration Takes Drastic New Step To Keep Out Migrant Families

The new rule will likely face court challenges, as previous Trump administration policy changes designed to restrict immigration have.
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U.S. To Sign Asylum Agreement With El Salvador

It’s the latest effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to force asylum-seekers in Central America to seek refuge outside the United States.
By Colleen Long, Associated Press

El Salvador Rape Victim Charged With Stillbirth Murder Acquitted

“Thank God, justice was done,” she said outside the court.
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Salvadoran Migrant Dies While In Border Patrol Custody

At least 10 undocumented immigrants this year, several of them children, have died while in the custody of U.S. immigration officials.
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Salvadoran President Accepts Blame For Deaths Of Migrant Father And Young Girl

“It is our fault," President Nayib Bukele said of the drowning in the Rio Grande.
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Mother Of Migrant Who Drowned With Daughter: 'They Died In Each Other’s Arms'

Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and daughter Valeria drowned on the bank of the Rio Grande.
By AP

U.S. Vows No New Foreign Aid To Central America Without Migrant Action

The Trump administration said it will not allow new funding to El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala until those countries reduce migrant flows to the U.S.
By Matthew Lee, AP

Transgender Asylum Seeker Dies Days After Release From ICE Custody

Johana Medina Leon spent six weeks in ICE custody and died within days of testing positive for HIV.
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