Sebastian Zapeta, a 33-year-old illegal migrant from Guatemala, has been indicted by a grand jury on murder and arson charges. He was arrested after the incident and questioned by police.

Guatemala may accept more foreign nationals deported from the United States by the incoming Trump administration in an effort to strengthen ties to the U.S., according to a report. Officials who ...

NEW YORK CITY (TNND) — The Guatemalan migrant charged in the case where a woman on a New York City subway train was set to appear in a courtroom Friday. Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez ...

In a matter of years, no matter where you live or travel, your face will likely be your new passport. For centuries, people have used some form of passport while moving from place to place.

Guatemalan migrant charged in NYC subway fire death was reportedly in US illegally Fox News correspondent Nate Foy has the latest as Sebastian Zapeta-Calil is charged with first- and second-degree ...

(This Dec. 26 story has been corrected to fix the spelling of Guatemalan president's first name, Bernardo, in paragraph 11) By Sarah Kinosian MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Guatemala is open to receiving ...

Guatemala seeks smooth relations with Trump administration It already receives 14 deportation flights per week Guatemala prepares for increased deportations, plans to reintegrate returnees MEXICO ...

The Guatemalan migrant accused of setting a woman on fire and watching her burn to death on a New York City subway train returns to court Friday, just days after his initial hearing where he said ...

From trending challenges to hilarious skits, many users want to save their favorite TikTok videos for offline use or to share on other platforms. However, the watermark that appears on downloaded ...

An undocumented immigrant has been charged for lighting a woman on fire on a New York City Subway. Sebastian Zapeta, a Guatemalan citizen, was arrested six hours after allegedly igniting the clothes ...

The Hong Kong government has cancelled the HKSAR passports of seven “absconders” under the city’s homegrown security law, including former lawmakers Ted Hui and Dennis Kwok who are now based ...