Migrants sent to Panama by Trump admin trapped in hotel for a week
The Trump administration is sending deportees from other countries to Panama. The New York Times is reporting that hundreds of migrants in Panama City have been trapped in a hotel there for a week. New York Times Andes Bureau Chief Julie Turkewitz joins José Díaz-Balart to share more.
Panama's President José Raúl Mulino has said the country will not renew a trade and development agreement with China after President Donald Trump accused the Chinese of controlling the Panama ...
Donald Trump the president was once Donald Trump the real estate mogul, and in his new term the two roles are starting to blur.
Ben Schreckinger/POLITICO Interviews with 10 current and former officials in Panama and Washington ahead of Rubio’s first foreign trip as Trump’s chief diplomat, as well as four days on the ...
President Trump on Monday doubled down on his commitment to expand US territory, promising to take back the Panama Canal. Trump, re-upping a post-election promise, decried the US’s decision to ...
The Lede Reporting and commentary on what you need to know today. In his first day in office, President Donald Trump made Panama and its canal a test case for two of his biggest priorities ...
President Donald Trump’s allies on Capitol Hill are working to translate his recent complaints about the Panama Canal into legislative action. Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-Missouri), an early supporter ...
The canal belongs to Panama.” Mulino instead highlighted the critical role Panama plays in some of the Trump administration’s biggest priorities in the Western Hemisphere, from immigration to ...
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