U.S. Immigration Crackdown Under Fire: Dozens of Democratic senators, led by Maine’s Angus King, demanded answers from ICE after two fatal shootings in Houston and Maine, pressing for tougher vetting, clearer vehicle-pursuit rules, and faster rollout of body cameras. Maine Shooting Details: Reports say the ICE officer involved in the Maine killing of Colombian national Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero had a 2021 head injury that left him impaired, while family-court records and allegations of abuse are now in the spotlight. Colombia Politics at a Turning Point: Colombia swore in a new Congress for 2026–2030 as power shifts toward President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella’s coalition, with the Historic Pact and left-wing blocs moving into opposition. Petro’s Exit and Tensions: Outgoing President Gustavo Petro said he will give a farewell address on Independence Day amid transfer-of-power friction. Cybersecurity Shock for Ecopetrol: Colombia’s biggest energy firm confirmed a ransomware attempt that stole data from about 3,300 user accounts, though security controls prevented encryption and no identities/credentials were compromised. Environment Watch: Colombia said it will not authorize commercial capybara hunting after controversy over possible quotas. Avianca Adds Direct Route: Avianca launched year-round nonstop flights between Fort Lauderdale and Barranquilla, boosting U.S.-Colombia Caribbean travel. World Cup Afterglow: Spain’s World Cup win reshuffled FIFA rankings, with Spain moving to No. 1 and Colombia’s Independence Day also marked in coverage.