Her reporting exposes how heightened immigration enforcement under the Trump administration has led to unprecedented community resistance and collateral damage, with U.S. citizens — including children and people with cancer — caught in the crossfire. This episode of The Latino Newsletter podcast was produced by Joaquín Cotler, Juan Diego Ramírez, and Michelle Zacarias. The music is by Cast of Characters via Soundstripe. Season 2 of The Latino Newsletter podcast was made possible through individual donations⁠ and ⁠the Latino Media Consortium⁠. Give to The Latino NewsletterWe are already raising funds for Season 3 of our podcast.

Time is very much moving quickly, and now we’re on the cusp of the final week of the winter transfer window. With only a small number of days left, the chance and urgency to get deals done is likely picking up. As reported by Fabrizio Romano and confirmed by Romeo Agresti in only a way in which he can do so, Juventus are closing in on a loan deal for Fenerbahce striker Youssef En-Nesyri for the rest of the 2025-26 season. It has been reported that Juve’s En-Nesyri move permanent is between €20 million and €22 million. Once the interest in Jean-Philippe Mateta cooled thanks to Crystal Palace’s high demands this month, Juventus’ attention turned toward En-Nesyri, who has scored seven goals in 14 appearances in the Turkish league this season.

And they’re arguing, He wants a picture out.”On Bongino: “Bongino called the field office in Detroit. The Trump White House posted a digitally altered image of one of the church protesters during her arrest to make it look like she was crying. Judge Bars Retaliation Against Pro-Palestinian ActivistsU.S. District Judge Judge William Young of Boston has been doing yeoman’s work protecting pro-Palestinian academics and activists from retaliatory deportations by the Trump administration. Full 5th Circuit Hears AEA CaseThe uber-conservative 5th Circuit Court of Appeals heard oral arguments on the substance of whether President Trump validly invoked the Alien Enemies Act last year. Leon reportedly mocked the Trump DOJ when it compared the project to President Gerald Ford’s use of private funds to build a White House swimming pool.

**Warning: Contains spoilers for The Traitors season 4**AdThe Traitors season 4 pulled in an impressive audience for its semi-final last night (22nd January). The penultimate episode saw tensions reach a new high as Traitors Rachel and Steven attempted to throw suspicion onto each other. And the action certainly kept viewers hooked, as an average of 8.44 million people tuned in to watch the instalment on BBC One, according to overnight ratings. Traitors Rachel and Stephen in The Traitors. The Traitors season 4 continues on Friday 23rd January at 8.30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

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From organic fruit and vegetables to artisan breads and local delicacies, Kent’s farmers’ markets offer something for every taste. Pick up locally-sourced food and drink from one of Kent’s bustling farmers’ marketsClick here to send us your nominations. Shepherd Neame marketing and communications manager, Kathryn Tye, said: “Our judges are looking forward to visiting the farmers’ markets which are finalists. The market is mostly food stalls, with a few craftmakers, and there’s also a demonstration kitchen. Details: Every second Sunday of the month from 9am to 1pm at Lenham Square, near MaidstoneSome of Kent’s markets have been taking place for generations.

TLDRJames Daley, founder of Fairer Finance, has launched a £1.5bn class action lawsuit against Apple, alleging that Apple Pay's hidden fees and anti-competitive practices have increased costs for 50 million UK consumers. The lawsuit claims that Apple Pay has been the only contactless payment service for iPhone users in the UK for the past decade, allowing Apple to charge fees that were passed on to banks and then to all customers, regardless of their device. Apple has dismissed the lawsuit as misguided, stating that Apple Pay is a secure payment option and that banks benefit from offering it to their customers. The case will be decided by the Competition Appeal Tribunal.

GOODFULL Media, the team behind “An Audience with the Movers and Shakers”, last year’s live podcast raising awareness of Parkinson’s, is back with a podcast festival. Georgie Parvin and Hattie Sanderson, both from Shiplake, have organised three podcast nights at the Kenton Theatre. For this event, which will be recorded in the theatre, Tanya will interview Christopher Biggins, alongside Simon Williams and his wife, Lucy Fleming, who live in Nettlebed. Tickets cost £27.75.Hattie says: “It’s a fabulous podcast, I actually listen to it and I find it really relaxing.“Simon and Lucy are touring with Posting Letters to the Moon. They’re really interesting and they’ve done some really crazy challenges.” Tickets cost £27.75.l The Hot Podcast Festival is at the Kenton Theatre from February 11 to 13.

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I never imagined I would need to learn what my legal responsibilities were if federal law enforcement showed up at my workplace. One day, an ICE agent pulled into our parking lot, near an entrance where trucks come in and out. Enforcement matters, borders matter, and law matters. “Door to door” is not legal language. But it is emotional language — the language of fear.

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Styles shared posters for the upcoming tour on social media with images of people kissing, and wrote: “Together, Together. I Feel Like A Woman singer Twain, DJ Jamie XX, rising electroclash duo Fcukers, Swedish singer-songwriter Robyn and Blue Lights singer Jorja Smith. He told the programme: “I mean I’m honoured and like very amazed that she’s coming with us. Styles said the song represented a “mission statement” for his upcoming fourth studio album – Kiss All The Time. Styles will also head to Australia for the tour, spending two nights in both Sydney and Melbourne.

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**Warning: Contains spoilers for The Traitors season 4**AdThe BBC has announced a schedule shake-up for the hotly-anticipated season 4 finale of The Traitors. Whoever survives the twist will join Faithfuls Jade, Faraaz and Jack and Traitor Stephen in the season 4 finale. Former winner Jake Brown previously predicted that Traitors Rachel and Stephen would make it to the final. I just think they've been really good." The Traitors season 4 continues on Friday 23rd January at 8.30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.

NewsWith the advent of climate change, many were concerned about the fate of the Amazon rainforest. Scientists turned their attention to this ecosystem to see how it would react to the massive increase in carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The most optimistic scenario of allAfter 44 years of observation, the researchers noted that the Amazon was not dying a slow death. The second possibility was that, conversely, this mass of carbon dioxide would benefit those under the canopy, who would grow better, while the giants would suffer. It seems that this last scenario is indeed unfolding in the Amazon rainforest.