Edición Semanaria (Weekly Edition)

Could Ignoring Court Orders Trigger a Constitutional Crisis? The Trump administration’s refusal to return to the United States the 261 Venezuelan migrants deported to El Salvador, without due process, triggered a legal battle between the White House and the judiciary. Civil rights leaders, as well as legislators and jurists, warn that the episode puts the country on the brink of a constitutional crisis if the executive branch continues to ignore the orders of the judges. José López Zamorano reports from Washington, D.C., with details.

Rally in Texas Against Bullying and Discrimination – The suicide of the 11-year old Jocelyn Rojas Carranza, who felt powerless in the face of threats of deportation of her immigrant parents by other students, has generated a wave of indignation in Texas. Amid silence, inaction by school authorities and harassment against immigrant communities, community and human rights groups will march through the streets of Dallas, Texas, on Sunday, March 30. Mariana Pineda brings us this report.

Mexico Vows Comprehensive Response to Trump’s Tariff War – This week, President Trump announced 25% tariffs on cars not made in the United States, and on April 2, he will announce other tariffs globally. The uncertainty is affecting investment, and the exchange rate and, according to analysts, it could cause the Mexican economy to fall into recession. Mexican President Sheinbaum stated that there are still opportunities for negotiation and that she will respond comprehensively to new tariffs. Citlali Saenz reports from Mexico City.