The deportations, expected to be operated by the U.S. military, could start as early as this week, the officials said, requesting anonymity to discuss internal government plans. Libya is one of ...

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Still standing in the way is U.S. government approval for Guatemala’s avocado export protocols, Guatemala’s agriculture ministry said. Inspectors will have to ensure the avocados shipped to ...

Six in 10 Canadian adults say they are unlikely to travel to the U.S. this year—and more than a third have already canceled trip plans—due to the political tensions created by President Donald ...

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