Immigration Health Crisis: A nurse’s 911 call from inside a Texas immigration detention center described a detainee with suicidal ideations who swallowed a foreign object and needed urgent hospital care, highlighting ongoing medical and safety concerns at Camp East Montana. Workforce Funding: Belize’s government earmarked $30 million over 10 years to train more doctors, nurses, and healthcare workers, aiming to reduce reliance on foreign staff and fill rural and specialized gaps. Nicaragua Rights Under Pressure: Rights lawyer Thelma Montenegro was arrested during a driver’s license renewal in northern Nicaragua and reportedly held for days without her family being told her location, with no formal charges confirmed. Visa Access Blocked, Then Halted: A U.S. federal court struck down a Trump-era immigrant visa suspension affecting nationals of 75 countries, including Nicaragua and Belize, restoring case-by-case processing. Regional Disease Watch: Costa Rica reported dengue cases rising to over 3,400 and warned of malaria concerns, with hospitals already treating dengue patients. Care Coverage Requirement (Costa Rica): Costa Rica’s new temporary complementary immigration category for some Nicaraguans and others requires proof of healthcare coverage through CCSS, plus identity and criminal record documents. Family Health Impact of Enforcement: The father of a USS Abraham Lincoln sailor—originally from Nicaragua—was released from immigration custody after detention, following backlash tied to the sailor’s prolonged deployment and reported mental health strain.