Raids spur debate over who faces charges in immigration crackdowns
After Mississippi raids led to 680 arrests, no plant owners or top managers were charged. Experts note the legal requirement of knowingly hiring unauthorized workers shields many employers, while workers risk detention. prosecutions of employers remain rare.
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Epstein accuser sues as death questions swirl
A federal probe scrutinizes jail guards at New York’s Metropolitan Correctional Institution for allegedly falsifying half hour checks after Jeffrey Epstein’s death. The suit by Jennifer Araoz accuses Ghislaine Maxwell and staff of aiding Epstein’s sex trafficking while an ongoing estate fight unfolds under a new state statute.
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No deal yet in Afghanistan talks reach standstill
Talks aimed at ending the Afghan conflict ended without a deal as the United States pursues steep troop and diplomat reductions. Zalmay Khalilzad returns to Washington after ten days of talks in Qatar while warning of risks to human rights and development if peacemaking fails and the Taliban demands.
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