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María Luisa Paúl's coverage spans various topics, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news in government & politics, crime, and entertainment. She would likely be receptive to pitches related to ongoing political developments, criminal investigations or high-profile cases, as well as unique entertainment stories.
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A shooting by federal immigration agents in Manhattan has become the latest flashpoint in the Trump administration's fight with New York, as Homeland
Oscar Belgal's 5-year-old son was in the back seat of his car when federal immigration agents shot his father in the neck.
By: María Luisa Paúl
María Luisa Paúl, USA TODAY Federal agents searched the Washington-area home of Rep.
Rep. Ilhan Omar said Oct. 21 that a "bizarre" federal investigation into her citizenship is part of a campaign by President Donald Trump to use the immigration system against his political opponents.
By: María Luisa Paúl
About a dozen detained immigrants with serious medical conditions have been told they will be deported to African countries where they have no family
By: JANET LOEHRKEUSA, MARÍA LUISA PAÚL
The federal government is trying to take away citizenship from naturalized Americans at a pace not seen in decades — and its most prominent target so far is a sitting
By: JANET LOEHRKEUSA, MARÍA LUISA PAÚL
The federal government is trying to take away citizenship from naturalized Americans at a pace not seen in decades — and its most prominent target so far is a sitting
By: Janet Loehrke, MARÍA LUISA PAÚL
The federal government is trying to take away citizenship from naturalized Americans at a pace not seen in decades — and its most prominent target so far is a sitting
By: María Luisa Paúl
Gunfire tore through a homecoming crowd outside Florida A&M University's football stadium Oct. 24 at night, wounding 11 people, six of them children, in one of Tallahassee's worst mass shootings.
By: María Luisa Paúl
María Corina Machado, the Venezuelan opposition leader and Nobel Peace Prize laureate, announced Oct. 25 that she returned home after more than 10
