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ATLANTA — The American Civil Liberties Union reports that Emmy Award-winning journalist Mario Guevara faces imminent deportation after more than 100 days in Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody ...

In a letter shared from immigration detention, journalist Mario Guevara said he was resigned to deportation — an event that would put an end to a distinguished career covering immigration enforcement ...

A Georgia-based journalist faces imminent deportation months after his arrest while livestreaming a protest, in what human rights and press freedom advocates say sends a “chilling message” for ...

ATLANTA – Journalist Mario Guevara’s legal team filed a letter late last night again urging the court to grant a temporary restraining order preventing his imminent deportation and ordering his ...

Lawyers for Spanish-language journalist Mario Guevara and his family are asking a federal court to stop U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement from deporting him while he is in their custody.

The Atlanta-area journalist whose immigration arrest sparked national conversation is facing imminent deportation to his home country of El Salvador, following an immigration appeals court’s decision ...

The Board of Immigration Appeals on Tuesday night issued a final order of removal to deport Atlanta journalist Mario Guevara, who is a citizen of El Salvador. Guevara, who is legally permitted to work ...

Mario Guevara's detention raises significant concerns about press freedom, especially for non-citizen journalists covering law enforcement. Despite being ordered released on bond, ICE refused to ...

The son of a journalist in immigration detention pleaded Tuesday for the release of his father, saying his dad has been his caregiver and source of strength since he underwent surgery for a brain ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Journalist Mario Guevara from El Salvador is facing the possibility of imminent deportation after the Board of ...