The family of Ernesto Rocha-Cuadra, a Nicaraguan asylum-seeker who died in ICE custody and had filed grievances alleging physical mistreatment, seek answers about his death.

Cuba said it uncovered a human trafficking ring that operates from Russia to recruit Cubans to fight with its military forces against Ukraine.

Two years after historic protests against Cuba's communist-run government rocked the island and led to mass arrests and prison sentences, there's little change.

Democrats sent a letter to the Biden administration asking for specific timelines to ease sanctions, facilitate funds and increase ties to help Venezuelans.

Trump used his arraignment as an opportunity to campaign with Miami Latinos, a group he's cultivated steadily since he became president.

In Florida, agricultural workers have been fearful and farmers are worried since Republican Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law a restrictive immigration bill.

Over 19,000 immigrant students mostly from Latin America, have enrolled in Miami Dade Public Schools this academic year and the school district is asking for more funding.

The U.S. says people from certain organizations can sponsor immigrants from Cuba and other countries, said U.S. Chargé d’Affaires in Havana, Benjamin Ziff.

Backlash from Latino evangelicals is growing against a Florida Republican bill that would make it a felony to transport undocumented immigrants.

The U.S. arrested Salvadoran retired military officer Roberto Antonio Garay Saravia, for his alleged involvement in El Salvador's El Mozote massacre.

Cuban government officials say over 75% of eligible voters cast ballots Sunday in the legislative election despite expectations of lower voter turnout.