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WATCH: Trump administration issues rules to deny green cards for immigrants on food stamps

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services officers will now weigh public assistance along with other factors such as education, household income and health to determine whether to grant legal status.

Epstein autopsy complete but details not yet released

By Jim Mustian, Michael Sisak, Michael Balsamo, Associated Press

Jeffrey Epstein, who had been accused of trafficking underage girls, died in an apparent suicide in his Manhattan jail cell over the weekend.

Mass shootings have Latinos worried about being targets

By Russell Contreras, Anita Snow, Associated Press

The spate of recent mass shootings have some Hispanics looking over their shoulders, avoiding speaking Spanish in public and seeking out escape routes amid fears they could be next.

Pelosi: Immigration reform is Congress’ moral responsibility

By Associated Press

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she sees comprehensive immigration reform not only as Congress' official work but also as its moral responsibility as she finishes up a tour of Central America.

Gun-control backers concerned about changing federal courts

By Don Thompson, Associated Press

A federal judiciary that is becoming increasingly conservative under President Donald Trump and the Republican-controlled U.S. Senate has gun control advocates on edge.

Border official: Timing of immigration raids ‘unfortunate’

By Associated Press

Trump administration officials are defending last week’s mass immigration raids in Mississippi, including emotional footage of a girl pleading with authorities to let her father go.

Guatemalans to vote in close presidential runoff

By Associated Press

Guatemalans voted Sunday in a presidential runoff pitting former first lady Sandra Torres against conservative Alejandro Giammattei in a nation beset by poverty and unemployment, and dealing with migration issues.

Epstein: How he died and what it means for his accusers

By David Klepper, Jim Mustian, Associated Press

Financier Jeffrey Epstein killed himself while awaiting trial on sex-trafficking charges in New York, officials said Saturday. His death angered some accusers who had hoped to confront him in court and see him serve a long prison sentence.

Epstein dies in the dark, but abuse investigation carries on

By Jim Mustian, Michael R. Sisak, Michael Balsamo, Associated Press

Jeffrey Epstein died of an apparent suicide in his jail cell, now prompting an additional federal investigation into his death along with one already examining allegations of sexual abuse and conspiracy against him.

After Epstein’s death, only a trail of documents remain

Jeffrey Epstein, the wealthy financier who was awaiting trial on federal sex-trafficking charges, died by apparent suicide Saturday morning, a day after a federal court in New York unsealed a trove of documents related to his case. Julie Brown, the…

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