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Arelis R. Hernández primarily covers evolving and breaking news stories related to government, politics, crime, as well as immigration issues in the United States with a focus on Texas and Puerto Rico. She often reports on high-profile legal cases and their implications.
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By: Arelis R. Hernández
Get this issue Go Premium HOUSTON — The three men who were arrested during an immigration operation that resulted in the fatal shooting of Lorenzo
By: Joyce Sohyun Lee, Imogen Piper, Arelis R. Hernández
Surveillance footage captures ICE agents following an undocumented Mexican immigrant's van in the minutes before fatally shooting him in Houston.
By: Arelis R. Hernández, Imogen Piper, Joyce Sohyun Lee
Videos that capture the minutes leading up to and immediately after an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot an undocumented Mexican
By: Arelis R. Hernández
Teenagers from immigrant families said the 52-year-old construction worker fatally shot by a federal officer reminded them of their own fathers, brothers and loved ones.
By: Imogen Piper, Arelis R. Hernández, Joyce Sohyun Lee
Videos that capture the minutes leading up to and immediately after the fatal shooting show agents aggressively following a white work van and then approaching the vehicle on foot.
By: Arelis R. Hernández
A federal contract that provides attorneys for vulnerable undocumented minors is set to expire Friday. Advocates fear children will be left to defend themselves in court alone.
By: Arelis R. Hernández
Nonprofit organizations who provide counsel to unaccompanied minors says the federal government owes them millions of dollars.
By: Arelis R. Hernández
SAN ANTONIO -- Tens of thousands of immigrant children who arrived in the United States as unaccompanied minors in recent years may be forced to face a judge alone after a federal contract providing them legal representation expires on Friday.
By: Arelis R. Hernández, María Luisa Paúl
Their lives in America were disrupted by President Donald Trump’s crackdown. Deported to Venezuela, they were taken into custody and disappeared beneath the rubble of two massive earthquakes.
By: Arelis R. Hernández, Lauren Kaori Gurley, Ted Hesson
Haitian immigrants in Ohio with temporary protected status are being called to ICE offices for check-ins after federal officials said their protections had ended.
