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Sep 18, 2026

Hakeem JeffriesGUEST
15:10
And now she's acting like she had nothing to do with it? You had everything to do with it.
Hakeem JeffriesGUEST
15:16
You gave ICE the money to violently target law-abiding immigrant families in your community, Cubans and Venezuelans and Nicaraguans and others, Haitian Americans.
Hakeem JeffriesGUEST
15:33
And so they can run from their extremism.
Hakeem JeffriesGUEST
15:37
We are not gonna let them hide from their track record of aiding and abetting the carnage that has been visited upon the American people.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
5:42
They're being sent to places like Sudan and Yemen and Eswatini in Africa, where they are living in the most deplorable of conditions.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
5:52
There is TPS, which is being removed from Haitians, and Trump is trying to remove it for Venezuelans and Nicaraguans.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
5:59
These are crucial communities that have established themselves for decades in South Florida.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
6:05
And so having them all of a sudden lose status and be deported in these cruel, cruel ways is something that is affecting us economically.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
7:12
So Venezuelans are upset.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
7:14
Cubans are upset.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
7:16
Nicaraguans are upset.
Ana NavarroPANELIST
7:18
These are communities that voted for Donald Trump overwhelmingly.
Roman GressierHOST
3:28
The TRAC Clearinghouse at Syracuse University reported that in June 2026 alone, 94% of asylum cases were denied.
Roman GressierHOST
3:37
Human Rights Watch reported that between 2018 and mid-2025, more than 342,000 Nicaraguans sought asylum abroad, mostly in the U.S., Costa Rica, and Mexico.
Roman GressierHOST
3:51
El Faro is a bilingual news site born in El Salvador almost three decades ago and now in exile.
Roman GressierHOST
3:57
For independent journalism on and from Central America, subscribe to the El Faro English newsletter at E-L-F-A-R-O.
Jon HarrisHOST
28:37
That means H-1Bs have gone down.
Jon HarrisHOST
28:39
You have a parole program for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans that's been terminated.
Jon HarrisHOST
28:45
You have the temporary protected status loophole being closed.
Jon HarrisHOST
28:49
And you have, and this is probably somewhat related, white fertility is, is falling and it stopped falling and it ticked up slightly while other groups are falling faster.
ConcreteHOST
38:49
You're walking the line, huh? They, the word's exact origin has never been found, dog.
ConcreteHOST
38:54
Can you believe that? But somewhere down the line, Salvadorans, Nicaraguans, and other people from Central America said, "You know what? You're a little cipotillo, dog."
speaker_17NARRATOR
39:01
Mm.
ConcreteHOST
39:01
That's a little cutie cipotillo.
David WalesNARRATOR
31:22
Grande hecheros y buxos pocas se han perros puercos y zimos.
David WalesNARRATOR
31:31
Gomara also calls attention to the fact that the medicine men, which hecheros y bujos, as he calls them, of the Nicaraguans, possess the power of lycanthropy.
David WalesNARRATOR
31:42
Según ellos mismos decían se hacen perros puercos y guimias.
David WalesNARRATOR
31:50
Great as are the powers claimed by the medicine men, it is admitted that baleful influences may be at work to counteract and nullify them.
Dan TollerHOST
85:12
See, in 1894, the British had decided to collect some debt from Nicaragua and had sent three warships into the port of Corinto to convince the Nicaraguan government to pay up.
Dan TollerHOST
85:26
When the Nicaraguans had answered that they had no money, British Marines had landed and occupied the harbor.
Dan TollerHOST
85:34
The U.S. had protested, but the Nicaraguans had eventually paid their debt, the British had left, and the crisis there had been averted.
Dan TollerHOST
85:44
But with American public opinion now running strong against Great Britain, the Venezuelan government senses its opportunity to settle a grievance.
Dan TollerHOST
85:54
In 1895, they asked the U.S. to mediate a border dispute between themselves and the British colony of British Guiana.
Richard RatboyHOST
12:24
10% of Guatemalans live here, 77% on welfare.
Richard RatboyHOST
12:27
12% of Nicaraguans live here, 75% on welfare.
Richard RatboyHOST
12:31
12% of Haitians live here.
Richard RatboyHOST
12:32
53% rely on welfare.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
38:42
Meanwhile, he pointed out that ten percent of all Guatemalans now live in the United States, and of that number, seventy-seven percent are on welfare.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
38:51
Finally, about twelve percent of all Nicaraguans on the planet live in our country, and of that number, seventy-five percent rely on welfare.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
38:59
As Senator Schmitt might say, sending those people home is good for American taxpayers.
Brian Dean WrightHOST
39:05
It is just time that we stop getting ripped off by a bunch of foreigners, and possibly foreigners who vote in our elections and shouldn't, like we have seen recently in that case in New Jersey.
Todd StarnesHOST
39:49
77% are on welfare.
Todd StarnesHOST
39:52
12% of all Nicaraguans live here.
Todd StarnesHOST
39:55
75% rely on welfare.
Todd StarnesHOST
39:58
And then 12% of all Haitians live here.

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