Since he was sworn in January 20, Trump has made incendiary public statements about undocumented immigrants or refugees on a regular basis. On average, every two days he blames them for the country’s problems, including drugs, crime and violence.

Coello, 21, says he was beaten and tortured by Venezuelan police in 2014 before he fled to the United States in 2015. His lawyer fears he could now face deportation.

Since Donald Trump arrived to the White House the number of undocumented immigrants being arrested has increased, and not just those with criminal records. In fact, during his first few months in office, the total number of immigrants arrested, without a criminal history, has doubled.

The Department of Homeland Security wants to make it easier to hire new border patrol agents. Some say the polygraph exam is flawed and needs to go. But others warn against loosening standards.

Despite efforts by church leaders and community members in Fairfield, Ohio, and even a plea by Governor John Kasich, Maribel Trujillo was deported Wednesday.

Immigration has been at the forefront of political conversation in the United States for almost two years, particularly since Donald Trump announced his candidacy for the presidency. Jorge Ramos believes immigration is an issue that should be debated, but that this debate should be based on facts. This is what he has to say to those who have criminalized undocumented immigrants in the country.