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Homeland security officials have said Mario Guevara is in the U.s. illegally, but his attorneys say he is authorized to work and remain in the U.s.

The Puerto Rican superstar sat down with Willie Geist of "TODAY" to discuss his residency, acting career and more.

Immigrants and advocates said people in some neighborhoods are afraid to go grocery shopping, show up to work and go about their lives.

It's possible the newly discovered group represents an isolated, nomadic hunter-gatherer community.

Venezuelan authorities didn't immediately confirm the releases, but opposition leaders like Henrique Capriles celebrated on social media, calling it a "step forward."

The head of Immigrations and Customs Enforcement told NBC News that agents wouldn't be at D.C. schools on the first day Monday, but they might come onto campuses in the future.

Abrego faces deportation to Uganda and has been offered a plea deal that includes eventual deportation to Costa Rica.

Day laborers gather in parking lots of stores in southern California every day in search of work, and federal agents are following to arrest them.

Acting Director Todd Lyons said there are special circumstances that may require ICE to go to a school, such as to check on a student's safety.

Karla Trigueros has been praised by salvadoran President Nayib Bukele, while teacher groups say a military official in charge of education is "absurd."

The late artist's family has been legally battling the company that owns her trademark, ever since it authorized Mattel to create a Frida-like Barbie.