Mexican app can help migrants detained by ICE
As President Donald Trump's administration has ramped up efforts to deport undocumented migrants, Mexico has launched an app to help detained citizens to contact their consulate. The app, called ConsulApp Contigo, features an emergency button that will immediately alert others if the user is facing detainment by ICE officials. It also includes information on legal support and passport services. Other countries are reacting differently to the new efforts. Colombia resisted until Trump threatened sanctions. Brazil and India criticized the treatment of deportees. El Salvador offered to take in deportees of any nationality and Panama has accepted migrants from Africa and Asia. Additional sources: Gobierno de Mexico | The Associated Press | Adobe Stock | Vera.org | Atlantic Council | BBC | CNN | VisaVerge | The White House / X | CBS News | NBC News | The Washington Post | Axios | WJTV | @NidiaCavazosTV / X | @consulmexlv / Instagram | @VisaVerge / Instagram

Georgia’s youngest state lawmaker weighs in on students protesting ICE
The AJC's Greg Bluestein spoke with Rep. Akbar Ali, the youngest elected state lawmaker in Georgia, about recent ICE protests.

Hundreds gather calling for justice after Minneapolis ICE shooting
Hundreds gather in Atlanta for a vigil and protest after the ICE killing of Alex Pretti, calling for justice, solidarity and an end to ICE

The FBI just raided Fulton County's election hub. Here’s what we know.
FBI agents descended on Fulton County’s election hub on Wednesday, Jan. 28, for a sudden raid. Credits: AJC|AP|@joshmclauringa/Instagram|Greg Bluestein/AJC

Why planes take off over graves at Georgia's major airports
Credits: AJC|WSBTV|Getty|J. Crawford/AJC|B. Ball|Savannah Mun. Arch.|US Geo. Survey|Savannah/Hilton Head Intl. Airport|Savannah Morning News|Libr. of Cong.|RMI



