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The group is now waiting in Mexico City to get an appointment so they can legally cross the U.S.-Mexico border. They are biding time in Mexico City until they have enough money for a phone so they can use CBP One. Mexico deported only about 429 Venezuelans during the first two months of 2024, meaning nearly all are waiting in Mexico. Many fear that venturing north of Mexico City will get them fleeced or returned to southern Mexico. She said they were robbed by Mexican officials and gangs and returned several times to southern Mexico.

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☆ Caleb Hammer promised to save them from financial ruin — and it seems to actually be working
▼ + stars: | 2023-10-27 | by ( Lindsay Dodgson | ) www.businessinsider.com time to read: +13 min

AdvertisementAdvertisementDuncan Bell was in a really bad spot when he appeared on Caleb Hammer's financial podcast. Hammer has been doing "Financial Audit" for around a year, and is starting to invite guests back. AdvertisementAdvertisementRon, 33 from Nashville, appeared on "Financial Audit" in June, where Hammer went through his $70,000 of credit-card, car, and student debt. Ron, who doesn't share his surname publicly, told Insider Hammer helped show him "how bad" his situation was. Colmenares said he asked Hammer to blur the parts of the video where his information was visible, but Hammer "wouldn't do it."

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It suspended its probe in November 2021 at the request of the Philippines after Manila said it was carrying out its own investigations. The ICC investigation was reopened in January 2023 and on March 27 the ICC rejected Manila's request to suspend it pending an appeal questioning the court's jurisdiction and authority. It is not clear even among some government officials what cutting contact meant or whether the Philippines will completely drop its appeal against the ICC investigation. Police say they killed 6,200 suspects during anti-drug operations that ended in shootouts but reject accusations by human rights groups of systematic executions and cover-ups. There doesn't seem to be any political will within the Philippine government to seriously investigate," Phil Robertson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch, told CNN Philippines.

Dec 27 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday left in place for now a pandemic-era policy allowing U.S. officials to rapidly expel migrants caught at the U.S.-Mexico border. The court said it would hear arguments on whether the states could intervene to defend Title 42 in its February session. Enrique Lucero, director of migration affairs in Tijuana, said it was "absurd" that Title 42 remained in place, noting the city had a large backlog of U.S. asylum seekers. It also failed to weigh the harm asylum seekers would face from Title 42, he said. When a federal appeals court on Dec. 16 declined to allow them to intervene and put Sullivan's order on hold, they took the matter to the Supreme Court.

☆ Venezuela is searching for missing after a massive landslide leaves at least 43 dead
▼ + stars: | 2022-10-12 | by ( Associated Press | ) www.nbcnews.com time to read: +1 min

CARACAS, Venezuela — Rescuers worked to clear rocks and mud from the streets of a north-central city in Venezuela on Tuesday, three days after it was hit by a massive and deadly landslide, and expanded their search for any bodies buried under the sludge. Crews extended their search perimeter to include that area, along a river located about a mile (2 kilometers) outside the city. At least 56 people were said to be missing, and some local residents have joined in the hunt for them. Magaly Colmenares said she was with a group of firefighters that recovered the body of her grandson Monday from a house swamped by mud. “He was buried with a man who tried to help him and his 3-month-old sister,” Colmenares said.

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