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Give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet and who will not become a public charge.

Is the Trump administration rewriting the rules on legal immigration to?

I.R. C.S.A. Vargas, the first undocumented immigrant admitted to the New York State Bar.

Then, we hope someday to get this good.

How can't be your mom?

It's a h-hmm. Watch. Watch Chinese work ethic crash into American workers' rights in American factory.

We get a peek at the first film project picked for Netflix by the Obama's.

Plus, I think tipping feels queasy in any setting.

Restauranter Danny Meyer tells our Walter Isakson why he's going to war program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. President Trump has focused

on limiting immigration from the very start and now he's setting his sights on

legal immigrants in just over a month people applying for a green card could be turned down if they've ever received certain benefits or even if they're deemed likely to use them in the future.

It's called the public charge rule which Congress

legislated decades ago but it's complicated and opponents argue that the move

now is just an attempt to scare away low-income immigrants and people of color.

Ken Kucinelli, the acting director of citizenship and immigration services,

stepped into this heated issue with a dramatic reinterpretation of the Emma Lazarus poem which is affix

to the Statue of Liberty and says, Give me you're tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning

to breathe free. And for more than a century these words have inspired

countless immigrants.

Kucchanellis, give me your tired and your poor who can stand on their own two feet and

will become not a public charge is arguably less

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