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A Tale of Two Cannabis Votes
U.S. Congress and United Nations Set to Vote on Cannabis Reform The first week of December 2020 will witness two…
Women Behind Bars for Drug Offenses in Latin America: What the Numbers Make Clear
Women’s incarceration in Latin America has increased dramatically over the last two decades. Not only have the sheer numbers increased,…
400 Miles of Harm: There is Nothing to Celebrate about Border Wall Construction
Today, the acting Homeland Security (DHS) secretary is in Texas’s Rio Grande Valley to celebrate what the Trump administration is…
Civil Society Organizations Denounce DHS Border Externalization in Guatemala, Call for Immediate Investigation
October 22, 2020—The undersigned civil society organizations denounce the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) border externalization operations in Guatemala as…
Taking Stock of Trump’s Legacy in Latin America
Imagining a Human Rights-Centered Approach to the Region In July and August 2020, the Washington Office on Latin America examined…
What New Official Data Tells Us About the Ongoing Tragedy at the U.S.-Mexico Border
The U.S. government’s 2020 fiscal year ended on September 30, and on October 14 U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)…
Fixing a Culture that Protects and Rewards Abuse at U.S. Border Agencies
Something is wrong with the institutional culture at the U.S. government’s border and migration enforcement agencies. It’s a problem that…
Washington Post Op-Ed: The Trump Administration’s Intransigence is Holding Back Venezuela’s Opposition
It has been nearly one year since the collapse of the most robust negotiations process meant to address Venezuela’s crisis…