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This is a newscast. More than 66 million people are under winter storm warnings. New York is expecting the biggest snowfall in the last three years. Hundreds of canceled flights and thousands without electricity. From today, the National Security Department is taking biometric photos and data of all foreigners entering or leave the United States

through airports, land points and maritime ports. A young Salvadoran was deported by mistake and although he managed to return to the United States, he is still detained despite having a legal status. His family shares his cross-country route with us. And 2025 closes with an increase in the number of missing people in Mexico. Among them are three students from Acapulco.

The mother of a missing young man from a month ago tells us the anguish of not knowing about her son. Venezuelan deportees to the SECOM file a complaint against the United States. Accompanied by representatives of the Maduro regime, they claim that they are allowed to defend themselves against their deportations. The United States has been following the U.S. military for more than a year. The U.S. military and its

allies, accompanied by

representatives of the Maduro regime, claim that they allow them to defend themselves against their deportations. And on the day that the majority of Americans return or change

articles, we tell you how the

return practices could be more strict this year. The numbers of the year 2026 are already installed in Times of the country. Heavy snowfall is causing accidents like this one in New Jersey, as the roads are covered in snow and ice, turning them into dangerous skating rinks for vehicles.

How are you? Happy Friday. I'm pleased to greet you, Joana Suarez, for Julio Vaqueiro. 66 million people in the northeastern part of the country are on alert for this powerful winter storm. and the weather is not as good as it was in the morning. The weather is not as good as it was in the morning. The weather is not as good as it was in the morning.

The weather is not as good as it was in the morning. The weather is not as good as it was in the morning. Good afternoon to you. It's pretty cold here, Joanna. Good afternoon. The temperatures have dropped a lot. And the snowdrops are starting to fall. They are pretty heavy right now.

I don't know if you can see it with the camera and the lighting. They are falling pretty heavy, pretty dense, here in the heart of Manhattan. Many tourists come to see these postcards, which are not seen all winter. of to the the the the the the

the the where the car was completely overturned and another truck left the road. And in New York City, they are preparing to receive what could be the biggest snowfall in four years, exceeding eight feet of accumulation.

We have heating in our house, in the business here too, and all the shovels for the snow, everything.

For the safety of those of us who live there, of those who pass on the street, so that they do not have any accidents. You always have to be careful with salt and everything so that no damage is done, even though it is nice to see the snow.

From Wisconsin and Michigan to Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island in similar conditions. We must not forget that this storm can also come with ice. In the west of Pennsylvania, small amounts of ice can cause great chaos, even power cuts, falling branches of trees. But also on the other side, vehicles stranded in the snow with little visibility. Some drivers in the mountainous areas of California had to bend over to put chains on the tires. Two people were injured in an avalanche while doing prevention work in Mammoth Mountain.

While the south and central states are recovering from the heavy rains that left death and destruction due to floods and landslides. And with the snow machines already on the roads, authorities recommend keeping a distance and avoiding blind spots, not trying to go over them, as it reduces visibility and increases the risk of collisions with the snow they throw,

giving enough space to the operators. Air traffic also suffers the consequences. In airports more than 4,200 flights delayed by the weather, JFK, La Guardia, Newark and Detroit are among the most affected by cancellations. More or less, Joana, the size of this little snowball we just grabbed is going to be what is going to be falling

throughout the night, 2 to 3 inches per hour, according to the authorities, which in the accumulation is quite a lot. That is why they ask that if necessary, and if not necessary,

rather, do not leave your house. And if you are going to drive, then do it with great caution, the and thunderstorms. Rainfall is expected to be moderate. The forecast is for a few showers and thunderstorms. The forecast is for a few showers and thunderstorms. The forecast is for a few showers and thunderstorms. The forecast is for a few showers and thunderstorms.

The forecast is for a few showers and thunderstorms. of the year. and intense snowfall. Roads and bridges become the most dangerous places. Every year, more than 450 people die in traffic accidents like this, a product of the accumulated ice and snow. Avoid crossing through high bridges. When exposed to cold wind, they freeze quickly above and below and become real skating rinks.

It is always advisable to stay at home. But there are also dangers in our warm home. The accumulation of only half an inch of ice in the electrical cable can add up to 500 pounds of weight, causing these electrical lines to collapse. You should not use the oven or stove to heat your home. One in seven fires during the winter are the product of the use of these appliances. the a their own. They are furious. They are furious. They are furious. They are furious.

They are furious. They are furious.

They are furious.

They are furious. For the Department of National Security, it is a crucial tool to protect the nation. It is about the data collection or facial biometric information of all non-resident people, whether they come in or leave the United States, and that is applied from today. It is good, security issues, I think it is important. In every country, it should have all the necessary measures to control income.

The technology will be applied in the entry and exit processes, by air, sea and land. According to CBP, the agency in charge of the protection of borders and customs adds a layer of security because it will allow them to identify criminals, as well as terrorists or suspects of terrorism,

and assures that it will help them prevent the fraud of visas or the use of forged documents.

I think it's okay as long as they don't violate the security or the information of the people for something else. But no, it's super good. I mean, it will always evaluate the issue. I think it's super cool. Customs and border protection ensures that it is committed to protecting and safeguarding

the biometric information it collects.

And in the fight against undocumented immigration, it maintains that it will allow to detect people who stay in the country when their visas have expired and non-citizens in the United States who have not been legally admitted or under a ban. It will also prevent the re-entry of people who have been deported. Although American citizens are not obliged to participate in facial biometric recognition, the authorities strongly recommend that they do so.

Those who do not want to do in the facial biometric recognition. The authorities recommend that you do it. Those who do not want to do it can request a manual inspection of their passport, as required for international travel. Some passengers are surprised by the speed of the process.

The truth is that the other times I have come here it has been much faster than the previous times.

In Miami, Florida, Rogelio Mora, Tagle, Noticias Televón. I think it's a very good thing. I think it's a very good thing. I think it's a very good thing. I think it's a very good thing.

I think it's a very good thing. I think it's a very good thing. I think it's a very good thing. and fear that they will deport him again. Francisco Cuevas spoke with them and their families about this case.

His name is Diego Hernandez Garcia, a young Salvadoran of 24 years who is currently living the nightmare of his life after he was detained by immigration agents on December 11 in Tennessee.

They took out the guns and started grabbing them.

And Diego kept asking, let me show you my papers. Let me show him his papers.

Diego was born in El Salvador and came to the United States when he was 14 years old. According to his lawyers, he was granted the special status of a juvenile immigrant and then received a deferred action that is in force until May 2026.

He was just about to be ready to reopen his procedures and change his status to a permanent resident. in who has no criminal record, only two minor traffic violations, was sent from Louisiana to El Salvador on December 23 at dawn. He was put on a flight to El Salvador against the orders of the court.

The lawyers realized and immediately managed to issue, that same day, an order to return him, again on the same plane at night, now from El Salvador to Louisiana, but still under the custody of the US government.

He is terrified. Yesterday we told him, what do you need, Diego? What do you need?

And he said, I would like to see the sun of the day and I would like to have a Bible.

The National Security Department has not yet responded to Telemundo's reports on this case. Diego's mother, who is sick, self-deported this year. The whole family is worried about the young man's future.

He is worried. He says he doesn't want to be there anymore. They are taking him to a prayer chain to see if God gives them the miracle of seeing him free again. But he should stay there.

The next January 5, Diego's lawyers will have to present documents in his defense. The government will have to respond on the 12th of that same month. Meanwhile, the young Salvadoran is nervous to know what his future will be.

In San Antonio, Texas, Francisco Cuevas, Noticias Telemundo. Los agentes de AIS ya no podrán arrestar a los migrantes cuando se presenten a sus audiencias de cortes del norte de California. Así lo determinó un juez federal en San Francisco, argumentando que esta práctica los obliga a elegir entre cumplir con su cita y exponerse a ser detenidos,

o no ir y perder su caso de asilo u otras protecciones contra la deportation. And about immigration arrests, the number of people detained by ICE reached a historical maximum, with more than 68,400 migrants in custody, according to the latest figures reported by the Immigration and Customs Control Service itself. The data is published every two weeks and that number corresponds to the December 14 report. We move to Venezuela, where a group of deportees to the CECOT, the megacarcel of El Salvador,

asked the United States to respect their right to due process. They did it accompanied by representatives of the Maduro regime, which at the same time is denounced for constant threats against the more than 900 political prisoners that it maintains in its prisons. Lila Benorio has the report from Caracas. the that comply with the court order issued in recent days by Federal Judge James E. Boasberg and guarantee the conditions for participating in the hearings without putting their integrity

at risk. According to the sentence, the Trump administration has a deadline until January 5 to restore the right to due process to more than 200 Venezuelans and to be able to appeal their deportation under the 1798 Foreign Enemy Law. Venezuela. and for all that they did to us, to us and our families. Noticias Telemundo contacted the White House about the demands made by the Venezuelan government along with the Venezuelans sent to the Secot, but we have not received an answer. While the Maduro government accompanies this group of Venezuelans in their claim against

the violations of the due process in the United States, the opposition leader and Nobel Peace winner María Corina Machado warned this this week, through social media, of direct and systematic threats of extrajudicial execution against Venezuelan political prisoners.

There are more than 900 families who do not sleep, who do not eat, who are distressed,

because they do not know if the next prisoners will be theirs. the The US Coast Guard continues to pursue the oil boat Vela 1, accused of transporting illegal oil from Iran and Venezuela. The cargo ship was denied access and fled to the Atlantic, launching an operation that has been going on for five days. The United States has deployed special forces to take control of the ship. The White House says it has a judicial order to confiscate it. The father of the child who died in the planeó en la bahía de Galveston en Texas ya se encuentra allí con su esposa.

Eduardo de la Cruz compartió que la encontró estable y consciente. Este fin de semana será sometida a una nueva cirugía en Galveston. Solo la señora Julia y una enfermera sobrevivieron al accidente de la aeronave con ocho personas a bordo que traía a su hijo a Estados Unidos para recibir atención médica por quemaduras. eight people aboard that brought their son to the United States to receive medical attention for burns. And in Mexico, the number of missing people is increasing. Among the most recent cases is that of three young students in Acapulco, of whom nothing

is known since December 20, and they are not the only ones. Ana Mendes spoke with a mother who has been looking for her son for more than a month. The protest warned of the absence of three young students in Acapulco, Guerrero. Their names are Irving Cebrero, Raimundo Ramos and Victor Mendoza, friends who met on a beach on December 20 and disappeared.

Since he went out to buy, he was supposed to come back to change, but he didn't.

Since then, his desperate families have been looking for them, and at the moment, their whereabouts are confirmed. He was going to meet two more colleagues at Mimosa beach, from around 4pm, that was the last time we heard from him. But in Mexico, according to the National Search Commission, in 2025, 13,258 people disappeared. How many are really linked to organized crime?

And how many are voluntary absences?

Because there is a lot of voluntary absences.

According to the figures, President Claudia Sheinbaum assured that the numbers will be updated in the next few days. A statement that for Carla, who has her son, Yesho Acizneros, who has disappeared, was insensitive. Knowing our children, because we gave birth to them, not the president, it was us. the in a zone industrial del estado de Mexico. Amigo, mi corazón me dice que a mi niño se lo llevaron el...

Es que él jamás me hubiera hecho esto.

La fotografía de Yeshua ya se encuentra colocada en los principales puentes y avenidas de Cuautitlán, Izcali, ubicado en el estado de México, la segunda entidad con más desapariciones solo por debajo del estado de Jalisco. In the background, your mother's heart always tells you that something is wrong. And this year closes with a crowd of 133,000 people who are not with their loved ones.

In Mexico, Ana Mendez, Noticias Telemundo.

Terrible, that uncertainty. Well, in other issues, the woman from California accused of shooting her nine-year-old daughter today appeared in a Santa Barbara court. Ashley Buzzard pleaded not guilty of first-degree murder. The judge ordered her to remain in custody without bail. Melody Buzzard's body was found earlier this month in Utah.

She had been missing since October when they both went on a road trip. The president of Ukraine announced that the peace plan is 90% ready and this Sunday he meets with Trump. And he fell asleep and crashed into a trailer.

We will tell you what happened to the driver later.

There are new rules to return purchases or gifts.

In some places it will no longer be free.

When everything stops, there is no more freedom. The president of Ukraine announced that the peace plan is 90% ready and this Sunday he meets with Trump. And he fell asleep and crashed into a trailer. the This is the first place that caught fire in LA. This looks like a war zone.

This is the detention center where the migrants are.

On the other side, in Mexico.

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Nigeria confirmed today that it coordinated with the United States the attack against the terrorist group ISIS in the northwest of its territory. Here we had told you about it yesterday. The Nigerian government assured that it provided intelligence information for the offensive. The confirmation from Nigeria came hours after Trump announced the attack with missiles at a camp of the extremist group, according to the president, in response to a supposed

massacre of Christians in the African country. The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, said today that he will travel to Florida to meet with President Trump this Sunday. At the meeting table will be the US peace plan to end the war with Russia.

Javier Vega joins us with more details. Javier, what else has Zelensky said about this visit?

How are you, Joanna? President Zelensky, what he seeks is to resolve the last details of this peace plan with President Trump. visit to President Vladimir Putin will accept this plan. European leaders insist that Putin is the biggest obstacle to peace, while today the Kremlin reported phone calls between Moscow and Trump administration officials. It is known that on Sunday there could be a press conference between both leaders once this meeting is concluded.

So without a doubt, we are living crucial hours. to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the

to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the to the of people who have tested positive for influenza. More than 24,000 in the second week of December, the highest level since 2024. Christmas for many does not end with the tree,

but in the show of returns. Today, December 26, is the day that Americans return to stores. Billions of dollars in unwanted Christmas gifts. But be careful, the return policies may have changed.

Betsy Vadel explains. It's one of the busiest days of the year for the minors. The day after Christmas, many consumers come to shopping centers to buy products at a discount

and also to return those gifts that didn't fit.

Some shoes that didn't fit.

I brought the receipt, I brought the desire to come to the mall, maybe I'll buy something else and that's it.

The size, the prices, the colors, there are several changes that have to be made, but thank God they could be done today. But the return policies and more strict. Now big minority companies like Macy's, Best Buy and JC Penney are charging up to 15% of the cost of the product.

Amazon is now charging a variable fee to those who do not make their payments in person and do it without a box or label.

You buy a product that weighs a lot, for example, parts of a car, for example, or decoration for their house. And they want to return the product to many companies that charge them something called a restocking fee. And that is legal, the company charges them for sending the product back.

However, most of the refunds in person are still free. When making a refund, remember that it is very important to bring your purchase receipt and an identity document. Many stores now document the returns of their customers as a prevention method against fraud. Betsy Badel, Noticias Telemundo. And these are some images that also make news today. A driver invaded the opposite lane and into a trailer on Christmas Day.

The camera of the patrol car that was following him caught the crash on a road in Groveton, Texas. The police said that an adult adult was driving, who fell asleep and that the accident did not cause serious injuries. A child with autism was rescued from a pond in Florida. They found him with water up to his chest and shivering from the cold but unharmed.

It's the second time that officials from the Volusia County have saved this 6-year-old. 78 people, half of them children, were trapped in the snow in Ukraine when the TV seats stopped working. Dozens of rescuers brought them down one by one tied to harnesses. After two hours, they managed to evacuate everyone. Fortunately, today the numbers that mark the arrival of 2026 in Times Square were installed. Each one measures 7 feet and has hundreds of LED lights designed to change color in tune with the iconic ball. and the design as part of the color and see Tony a colleague on the cover of the design

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