"U.S. authorities moved some 2,000 people to other immigration processing stations (September 17) from a Texas border town that has been overwhelmed by an influx of Haitian and other migrants, the Department of Homeland Security said (September 18). Such transfers will continue 'in order to ensure that irregular migrants are swiftly taken into custody, processed and removed from the United States consistent with our laws and policy,' DHS said in a statement." - Reuters, September 19, 2021 Chilean activist Elisa Loncon Antileo, Rapper, Singer, Songwriter Bad Bunny and Cuban Performance Artist/ Dissident Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara were among the 100 "World's Most Influential People" in the September 27/ October 4 issue of Time. "A new report from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative -released to coincide with the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month - finds popular movies continue to marginalize Hispanics and Latinos." - Yahoo!, September 15, 2021 Actress and Singer-Songwriter, Olivia Rodrigo, 18, made Fortune's "40 Under 40" list - Fortune, September 19, 2021 Businessman Luis Ubiñas, former president of the Ford Foundation, was elected to the AT&T board of directors. - Hispanic Executive, September 8, 2021 "Puerto Rico is pulling the plug on a $70 million project to build a film district in the capital - complete with sound stages, studio lots and production facilities - citing the developer's repeated failure to meet deadlines and legal challenges. It's the latest setback for an island economy that has repeatedly taken flyers on new industries, in hopes of reversing years of economic malaise." - Bloomberg, September 13, 2021 "Criminalizing abortion is unconstitutional, Mexico's Supreme Court ruled (September 7), setting a precedent that could lead to legalization of the procedure across this conservative Catholic country of about 130 million people." - The New York Times, September 8, 2021