The Latest Breaking News from Vasquez

Leaked Text Messages Show ICE Officers Used Derogatory Slur 'Tonks' to Target Los Angeles Migrants

Court documents reveal ICE agents used derogatory terms like 'tonks' and 'wet' during Los Angeles operations, sparking allegations of racial profiling in the Vasquez Perdomo v. Noem lawsuit.

International Business Times UK · Aug 17

North Carolina Citizen Files Damages Claim After Border Patrol Arrested Him, Then Left Him on the Roadside

A viral video showed immigration officers uncuffing Fernando Vasquez and then dumping his papers onto the ground before driving off.

Reason · Aug 7

Why Your Anger and Frustration Almost Never Come From the Triggers You Think, The Psychology of Displaced Emotions

The Towel Was Never the ProblemChanakya wrote in the Arthashastra that a man who cannot govern his own mind will be governed by circumstances. He was describing kings, but the principle lands just as hard on a Tuesday evening when you're shouting about dishes.Here is what actually happens when you…

Times Life · Jul 22

Outrage builds as video shows Idaho police shooting a knife-wielding autistic teenager

A teenage boy described by his family as autistic, nonverbal and intellectually disabled remains in critical condition after being shot in his backyard by Idaho police last weekend

The Independent UK · Apr 8, 2025

Considering Self-Deportation? Woman Who Moved to the US at 7 Now Weighs Returning to Mexico

Quebec Vasquez, a DACA recipient, plans to self-deport to Mexico due to fear and uncertainty about her future in the U.S.

International Business Times UK · Feb 19, 2025

No Sealing of Transgender Prisoner's Case

The prisoner had argued that other inmates were accessing the case documents, and as a result were urging other inmates to beat, rape, and kill the prisoner, apparently because of information in the court file related to the crime of which the prisoner had been convicted.

Reason · Dec 27, 2024

El Chapo pal accused of running logistics for Sinaloa kingpin asks for break in 22-year sentence

Alfredo Vasquez-Hernandez, 68, was one of the top Sinaloa members to be sentenced in Chicago.

Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 10, 2024

25 Supporting Characters From '80s Movies That Don't Get Enough Credit

The star isn't always the only hero, but they're always the one we remember, so let's take some time to remember the supporting characters.

Cinemablend · Aug 5, 2023

Kansas Cops Have 'Waged War on Motorists' by Subjecting Them to Pretextual Traffic Stops, a Federal Judge Says

The ruling draws back the veil on routine police practices that victimize innocent drivers.

Reason · Jul 24, 2023

How Should Juries Decide Noneconomic Damages Awarded to Family Members in Wrongful Death Cases?

From Gregory v. Chohan, decided Friday by the Supreme Court of Texas, in an opinion by Justice Jimmy Blacklock, joined by Chief Justice Nathan Hecht and Justice Brett Busby, and mostly joined by Justice Jane Bland (three Justices didn't participate in the decision, so these four were a majority of…

Reason · Jun 19, 2023