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Some Hispanic voters in South Texas who supported Donald Trump in 2024 say they are disappointed with the Republicans over the economy, immigration policy, and the cost of living. At the same time, some voters remain unhappy with the Democrats as well. In the Rio Grande Valley, activists are urging voters to go to the polls despite fears related to immigration enforcement.
Aziz KarimovTwo US Catholic bishops said they had not intended to take part in a political event after the White House published a video of their prayer with the president. The incident occurred amid a decline in Trump's approval rating among Catholics ahead of the November 3 midterm elections.
Aziz KarimovBBC News examines five key changes in US immigration policy under Donald Trump: a collapse in border crossings, accelerated wall construction, a rise in ICE arrests, a reduction in refugee admissions and tighter visa rules. Polls show the issue remains central ahead of the midterm elections, but voter support for the hard line is showing cracks. BBC News examines five key changes in US immigration policy under Donald Trump: a collapse in border crossings, accelerated wall construction, rising ICE detentions, reduced refugee admissions and tightened visa rules. Polls show the issue remains central ahead of the midterms, but support for the hard line among voters is showing cracks. BBC News examines five key changes in US immigration policy under Donald Trump: a collapse in border crossings, accelerated wall construction, rising ICE arrests, reduced refugee admissions and tightened visa rules. Polls show the issue remains central ahead of the midterm elections, but voter support for the hard line is showing cracks.
Aziz KarimovThe Casa de los Arabes in Havana sheds light on the history of Cuba's Arab community: from immigration from the Levant in the second half of the 19th century to participation in the 1895 war of independence and the influence of the Arabic language and culture on the island.
Javlon TursunovUS President Donald Trump said on Tuesday, October 20, that Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar could 'go to prison' as part of an immigration investigation, not only be deported. Earlier, federal agents searched her home and seized her phone, laptops and passport. Omar denies the allegations and calls the actions politically motivated.
Javlon TursunovDonald Trump has repeatedly publicly insulted Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar, calling her 'garbage.' On October 12, 2026, federal authorities conducted a raid on her home in a case concerning possible false statements in immigration documents. Critics call the raid political intimidation and election interference; Omar denies all accusations.
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