Honduras

Trump’s Deadline for an Asylum Deal With Mexico Is Monday. Here’s What We Know

By Madeleine Joung

Why Refugees Will Keep Coming to the U.S. Despite Trump's Crackdown

By Ioan Grillo/Tenosique

Parents Are Facing a Nightmare at the U.S. Border

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Trump Threatens Honduras Over Immigrant Caravan

By Kate Samuelson
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Trump Administration's Hard Line on Immigration Extends to Temporary Protections

The Trump Administration is moving to end a program that allowed some Nicaraguan citizens who fled after a natural disaster to stay in the U.S., as part of an overall stricter approach to immigration.The decision...

By Maya Rhodan

Data Shows Potential 'Trump Effect' Along Southern Border

New data from the Department of Homeland Security shows President Trump’s recent executive actions on immigration may have led to fewer crossings at the U.S. border with Mexico.In January, over 31,000 people were apprehended at...

By Maya Rhodan

Second Environmental Activist Killed in Honduras

Those who resist mining, logging and hydropower developments are often targeted in the Central American country

By Rishi Iyengar

Honduras: Witness to Berta Cáceres Murder Detained

Move comes as Amnesty International slams authorities for failing "to follow the most basic lines of investigation"

By Simon Lewis

Honduran Activist Berta Cáceres Assassinated

The 44-year-old activist had been under threat for her campaign against a hydroelectric project

By Rishi Iyengar

Alleged Drug Smuggler Who Faked Own Death Dies for Real

"I'm surprised no one ever came looking for him," his widow said

By Joanna Plucinska

More Than Two Environmental Activists Were Killed Each Week in 2014

A majority of deaths were tied to disputes over hydropower, mining and agri-business

By David Stout

Arrests Made in Murder of Honduran Beauty Queen

María José Alvarado had been missing for almost a week

By Alexandra Sifferlin

The High-Stakes Struggle for Border-Crossing Kids

The children fleeing violence in Central America are desperate, but are they refugees?

By Susan Ferriss and Amy Isackson / Los Angeles

Michael's Journey

More than 57,000 unaccompanied children have crossed America's southern border this year, fleeing violence in search of a new home. This is the story of one of them. By Alex Altman/New Orleans | Aug 7,...

Honduras’s Desperate Voyagers

Children are leaving by the thousands and heading north. Fear of gangs and the promise of prosperity have created a refugee crisis for Barack Obama

By Ioan Grillo

Immigration Crisis: Photographing the Violence Behind the Honduras Exodus

Photographer Ross McDonnell traveled to Honduras for TIME to document the spiraling violence that is forcing thousands of people to seek a better life in the U.S.

By Olivier Laurent

Obama: Non-Refugee Migrant Kids Will Be Sent Back

An estimated 90,000 migrant children could cross into the U.S. before September. The President met with leaders of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras to discuss ways to slow the influx

By Zeke J Miller

Obama Mulling Refugee Status for Honduran Migrants

Administration believes it could be done by executive order

By Denver Nicks

Morning Must Reads: July 23

In the news: Secretary of State John Kerry arrives in Jerusalem to focus on securing a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas; the 'specific missile' that downed Malaysia Airlines Flight 17; courts issue rulings on Obamacare subsidies; Honduras' president told to expect U.S. deportations on "massive scale"; David Perdue wins Senate GOP runoff primary; ethics concerns in New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office

By Alex Rogers

Honduran President Expects Mass U.S. Deportations

The problem of violence driving Central American migration has its roots in U.S. drug consumption, President Juan Orlando Hernández says in an exclusive interview with TIME

By Ioan Grillo
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