Demian Bio

Demian Bio is the Latin Times' Managing Editor. He has worked in media companies such as Infobae and Bloomberg Línea, focusing his coverage on politics and economics in Latin America and the United States, as well as the relationship between them.

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Sewage water from the Tijuana River seeps into San Diego

CDC To Return To Tijuana River Valley To Check Extent Of Contamination From Years Of Sewage Water

CDC personnel is set to return to the Tijuana River Valley to study the extent of contamination caused by sewage water dumped in the river

GOP Rep. Issues Rare Criticism Of Trump Admin's Immigration Raids, Urges Deportation Of 'Known Criminals' Over 'Hardworking People'

GOP Rep. David Valadao issued a rare criticism of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement raids in Los Angeles, urging officials to "prioritize the removal of known criminals over the hardworking people who have lived peacefully in the Valley for years."

Trump's Rug Pull In The House Creates More Problems For Mike Johnson Than It Solves

Mike Johnson Refuses To Say Whether Gavin Newsom Should Be Arrested, Claims He 'Ought To Be Tar And Feathered'

House Speaker Mike Johnson refused to say whether California Gov. Gavin Newsom should be arrested over his opposition to immigration-related enforcement operations in Los Angeles

Trump Deploys 2,000 National Guard Troops to Los Angeles ICE

Migrant Arrested In L.A. Thought He Signed a Consent To a Covid Test But May Have Agreed To Being Deported: Report

A migrant arrested during immigration enforcement operations in Los Angeles told his family he believed he was signing a consent to a Covid test, but may have agreed to being deported instead

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Sinaloa Cartel Leader 'Cadete' Sentenced To Almost 20 Years In Prison For Role In 'International Drug Trafficking Conspiracy'

A Sinaloa Cartel leader known as "Cadete" has been sentenced to almost 20 years in prison for his role in an "international drug trafficking conspiracy"

San Francisco Police Declares Unlawful Assembly Over Immigration Protests As Unrest Spills Out Of L.A.

Police in San Francisco declared an unlawful assembly on Monday night following protests regarding the Trump administration's immigration policies

Top Republican Rep. Says He Will Resign From Congress In The Middle Of His Term Due To 'Opportunity In The Private Sector'

Republican Rep. Mark Green, the chair of the Homeland Security Committee, said he will resign from Congress midway through his term due to an "opportunity in the private sector"

Sen. Fetterman Criticizes Dems' Response To L.A. Protests, Says They Lose 'Moral High Ground' By Not Condemning Violence

Senator John Fetterman criticized Democrats' response to the immigration-related protests in Los Angeles, saying the party loses the "moral high ground" by failing to condemn violence

Kristi Noem Says Undocumented 'Career Criminal' Stole Her Purse In D.C. Restaurant

Kristi Noem Reportedly Requested Hegseth Direct Military To Make Arrests In Los Angeles: 'A Grave Escalation'

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem reportedly requested Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to have the military arrest protesters in Los Angeles

Border Czar Homan Backtracks, Says Admin Has 'No Intention To Arrest' Newsom Despite Trump's Encouragement

Border czar Tom Homan said "there's no intention to arrest" California Governor Gavin Newsom after threatening to do so before. Trump said he would do it if he were Homan

Trump Opens Massive Marine Protected Area to Commercial Fishing

Trump Admin Mobilizing a Full Marine Battalion To LA To Quash Protests

The Trump administration has begun mobilizing hundreds of marines to quash protests in Los Angeles as tensions with local authorities increase

Former DEA Head Says Colombian Mercenaries Working For Cartels Strengthens Trump Admin's Case For U.S. Intervention: 'They Need To Feel Pain'

Former DEA head Derek Maltz said the reported presence of Colombian veterans in the ranks of Mexican cartels strengthens the Trump administration's case for striking the country's territory

Mexican Cartels Are Reportedly Recruiting Colombian Mercenaries To Build Explosives, Fight Turf Wars

Colombian veterans have been lured to Mexico with the promise of jobs that turned out to be working as a cartel operative, according to a new report

White House Reportedly Struggling To Find Top Aides For Pete Hegseth As Candidates Keep Turning Down Proposals

The White House is reportedly struggling to find suitable top aides for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with at least three candidates turning down proposals

Mexican Police Kill Four Suspected Cartel Members In Area Where Five Officers Died After Explosive-Laden 'Ambush'

Mexican law enforcement killed four suspected cartel members in the same area in which, just days ago, five officers died as a result of an "ambush"

White House Doesn't Deny Physical Fight Between Musk And Treasury Secretary Bessent

The White House did not deny a reported physical altercation between former DOGE head Elon Musk and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent: "I certainly wouldn't describe it as a fistfight," said Karoline Leavitt

Man Gets More Than 10 Years In Prison After Trying To Smuggle Meth Inside Cabbage Heads

A Mexican man has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison after getting caught attempting to smuggle meth inside cabbage heads

California Gov. Newsom Dares Border Czar To Arrest Him After Threat Over L.A. Protests: 'Let's Go'

California Governor Gavin Newsom dared border czar Tom Homan to arrest him after he threatened him during the weekend

Mexican President Sheinbaum Reacts To L.A. Unrest, Claims City 'Wouldn't Be What It Is' Without Migrants

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the recent ICE operations that catalyzed protests in Los Angeles, saying the city "wouldn't be what it is" without migrants

Bukele Offers Prisoner Swap Deal to Maduro Will Venezuela Accept

Salvadoran President Bukele Mocks Abrego Garcia's Detention As He Returns To The U.S.: 'No More Margaritas Under Custody'

Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele mocked the detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia after he was released from a local prison and returned to the U.S.

Elon Musk Joins President Trump For Signing Executive Orders In

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CDC To Return To Tijuana River Valley To Check Extent Of Contamination From Years Of Sewage Water

GOP Rep. Issues Rare Criticism Of Trump Admin's Immigration Raids, Urges Deportation Of 'Known Criminals' Over 'Hardworking People'

Mike Johnson Refuses To Say Whether Gavin Newsom Should Be Arrested, Claims He 'Ought To Be Tar And Feathered'

Migrant Arrested In L.A. Thought He Signed a Consent To a Covid Test But May Have Agreed To Being Deported: Report

Sinaloa Cartel Leader 'Cadete' Sentenced To Almost 20 Years In Prison For Role In 'International Drug Trafficking Conspiracy'

San Francisco Police Declares Unlawful Assembly Over Immigration Protests As Unrest Spills Out Of L.A.

Top Republican Rep. Says He Will Resign From Congress In The Middle Of His Term Due To 'Opportunity In The Private Sector'

Sen. Fetterman Criticizes Dems' Response To L.A. Protests, Says They Lose 'Moral High Ground' By Not Condemning Violence

Kristi Noem Reportedly Requested Hegseth Direct Military To Make Arrests In Los Angeles: 'A Grave Escalation'

Border Czar Homan Backtracks, Says Admin Has 'No Intention To Arrest' Newsom Despite Trump's Encouragement

Trump Admin Mobilizing a Full Marine Battalion To LA To Quash Protests

Former DEA Head Says Colombian Mercenaries Working For Cartels Strengthens Trump Admin's Case For U.S. Intervention: 'They Need To Feel Pain'

Mexican Cartels Are Reportedly Recruiting Colombian Mercenaries To Build Explosives, Fight Turf Wars

White House Reportedly Struggling To Find Top Aides For Pete Hegseth As Candidates Keep Turning Down Proposals

Mexican Police Kill Four Suspected Cartel Members In Area Where Five Officers Died After Explosive-Laden 'Ambush'

White House Doesn't Deny Physical Fight Between Musk And Treasury Secretary Bessent

Man Gets More Than 10 Years In Prison After Trying To Smuggle Meth Inside Cabbage Heads

California Gov. Newsom Dares Border Czar To Arrest Him After Threat Over L.A. Protests: 'Let's Go'

Mexican President Sheinbaum Reacts To L.A. Unrest, Claims City 'Wouldn't Be What It Is' Without Migrants

Salvadoran President Bukele Mocks Abrego Garcia's Detention As He Returns To The U.S.: 'No More Margaritas Under Custody'

Most Americans Say They Don't Side With Musk Or Trump In Their Feud, Poll Shows

ICE Reaches 100,000 Arrests In Trump Admin As Agency Ramps Up Efforts To Meet Stephen Miller's Quotas

James Comer Gives Biden's Doctor Hard Deadline to Testify About 'Cover-Up' Of Former President's 'Mental Decline'

Border Patrol Deploys Unit To Track Arkansas Fugitive Who Pleaded Guilty To Murder

Trump Reportedly Looking To Give Away Or Sell Tesla Sitting In The White House Lawn After Feud With Musk

Drug Traffickers Who Used a 'Narco Sub' To Smuggle Cocaine Into The U.S. Hit With Sanctions

Democrats Ask Pam Bondi To Answer Whether Trump Is On Epstein Files After Musk Claims He Is

Trump Reignites Feud With Musk, Says He 'Lost His Mind' And Is 'Not Particularly' Interested In Talking To Him

Trump Aides Have Reportedly Scheduled a Call With Musk To Deescalate Their Feud

New Video Shows Moment When Staffer of Dem Rep. Nadler Is Pushed And Handcuffed By DHS Officer