UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

The House of Representatives passed a resolution formalizing the impeachment inquiry into President Trump, wildfires are raging across California and many Latino farm workers feel the impact, and Mexico’s government publishes a detailed report into El Chapo’s son arrest and release making many distrust the government.

Strong winds and dry conditions continue as a new fire breaks out in Southern California near the Reagan Presidential Library, two State Department officials are testifying today behind closed doors in the impeachment inquiry, and border agents apprehended 76,000 thousand unaccompanied minors in the last fiscal year, a 52 percent increase from last year.

Millions in California are under red flag warnings as fires burn across the state, a top national security expert on Ukraine testified today in Capitol Hill that he was so troubled by President Trump's July phone call with Ukraine's president that he reported his concerns to a superior, and the Trump administration announces plans to return asylum seekers to Guatemala in a controversial agreement to get Central American nations to absorb more immigrants.

A year’s long hunt for Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi came to an end this weekend when US forces raided his compound in northwest Syria, in northern California wildfires have forced the evacuation of 200,000 residents and Argentina has a new president-elect.

Evacuations are underway in Southern California after a brush fire intensified early Friday morning, the White House braces for more testimony from high level officials in the impeachment inquiry, and The Pentagon is sending troops back to Syrian oil fields, reversing the president’s decision to withdraw troops from the region.

Roughly two dozen House Republicans stormed a closed-door deposition yesterday, President Trump praises his administration’s efforts to stop the bloodshed in Syria, and protests in Bolivia continue in frustration over contested election results.

President Trump lifts sanctions against Turkey as Russian troops move in place of America’s, acting US Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor told investigators that the president himself ordered a hold on foreign aid until Ukraine publicly announced they would investigate the Bidens and undocumented workers who survived a building collapse in New Orleans are now living under fear of deportation.

Ambassador Bill Taylor, a key witness in the house impeachment inquiry testified today behind closed doors, the U.S. may leave some forces in Syria to secure oilfields, and protests in Bolivia as electoral authorities announced President Evo Morales had won the election, avoiding a runoff.

President Trump drops plans to hold the G7 meeting at his Doral, Florida resort, U.S. troops withdraw from northern Syria as the ceasefire expires on Tuesday and Latino Muslims rush to the U.S.- Mexico border to help fellow Muslim migrants arriving from the Middle-East and Africa.

Mexican President Lopez Obrador under fire for his decision to release El Chapo’s son from custody after a fierce gun battle with cartel members, Tony Hernandez is found guilty on drug trafficking charges, he’s the brother of Hondura’s President Juan Orlando Hernandez, and Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said that President Trump froze security aid to Ukraine in part to pressure that country into investigating Democrats. He later tried to walk back his remarks.