Back-to-back earthquakes, measuring at magnitudes of 7.2 and 7.5, struck Venezuela, killing at least 164 people and injuring hundreds - with fears the death toll could rise. A number of buildings have collapsed in the capital, Caracas, and some apartment blocks have been reduced to rubble. Initial assessments by the US Geological Survey suggest casualties could be very high. The country's President Delcy Rodriguez has declared a state of emergency and the United States has offered humanitarian support.

Operation Metro Surge may have come to an end but Minneapolis is still feeling the impact of the Trump administration's immigration crackdown during which two protesters were shot dead by police. While life has returned to some sense of normalcy, Minnesota's immigrant community says they still grapple with residual trauma, economic affects and uncertainties surrounding immigration status.