According to ICE, Marco Cruz-Garcia, 24, and Edwin Bustamante-Sierra, 27, are citizens of Mexico and Nicaragua, respectively.

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Donald Trump promised Americans he would lower prices. Still, just months into 2025, the economic chaos he’s created has sent costs soaring as the stock market plummets, fueling fears of global ...