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The Trump administration said this week that it's too dangerous for Americans to travel to El Salvador — even as it announced plans to deport more than a quarter-of-a-million Salvadoran refugees back there next year.

Employers could face criminal charges if found to have knowingly hired unauthorized workers living in the United States illegally.

Judge William Alsup's decision to temporarily block President Donald Trump from ending DACA is only the latest instance of the courts thwarting the administration's immigration crackdown.

"I've always attempted to portray a realistic portrait of the American people and of working-class people. And in fact, it was working class people who elected Trump," Roseanne said on Monday.

In 2003, Miller wrote that Osama bin Laden "would feel very welcome" at his high school in Santa Monica, California, after school administrators invited a Muslim cleric to speak on Islam.

This isn't the first time the Swedish clothing giant's decisions have come under question.

Yancarlos Mendez, a dual citizen of Spain and the Dominican Republic living illegally in the United States, was stopped for driving without a license, his second such offense.

The movement to protect Dreamers has reached the stars.

"I get it. There's one viewer that you care about right now and you're being obsequious and you're being a factotum in order to please him, OK," Tapper said.

The announcement comes a week after the government pledged $72 million for a campaign aimed at dispelling the movement's claims.

Schools across the Northeast have canceled classes for Thursday because of the frigid temperatures.

Andrés Manuel López Obrador has jumped to an early lead, but not everyone is happy about his stance on the cartels.

In 2017, Trump was sued on First Amendment grounds over blocking his critics online.

The monument would be erected on statehouse grounds.

The Trump campaign adviser is said to have told an Australian official about Russia's opposition research file on the Clinton campaign at a bar in London.

That doesn't mean 2018 will be the same.

At least a dozen people who formerly worked under President Barack Obama reportedly are running for office for the first time in the midterm elections.

Germany will give social media sites 24 hours to take down "obviously illegal" material—or else.

The Deferred Action for Childhood Removals program is set to expire in March barring Congressional action.

The upcoming political battle will center around protections for the 700,000 so-called Dreamers.

The Israeli government will set up a non-profit to combat the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement in the court of public opinion.

In his end-of-the-year address, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres warned that the world is on "red alert" over a litany of issues.

The president has effectively created code words and metaphors "to lump highly heterogeneous peoples into oversimplified groups," UCLA study says.

"We have nothing to share on that at this time," Haley's spokesman John Degory told The Post and Courier on Tuesday.

Adrian Carrasquillo is the latest journalist to lose his job over allegations of misconduct.

The owner of the statue thinks the paint would 'show up real good.'

Weed workers of California, unite!

The Kremlin is asking both countries to give diplomacy a chance.

The telecommunications giant said it was making "workforce adjustments."

The singer-songwriter is arguably the most high-profile artist in recent years to accede to the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement.