Trump visits border wall prototypes near San Diego
President Donald Trump toured border wall prototypes at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar and criticized California's government while urging stricter immigration crackdowns. He touted see through walls and warned that local cooperation laws empower criminals as ICE officials resign over disputed claims.
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Tijuana residents mock Trump border wall plan during visit
In Rancho Escondido a poor Tijuana slum locals laughed at the idea of a border wall funded by Mexico and called Trump loco. US soldiers stood on trailers across the border as protesters shouted we won’t pay for your wall amid sadness over migrants aiding the United States.
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Death penalty sought for Florida school shooter Cruz
Broward State Attorney said it will seek the death penalty for Nikolas Cruz in the Parkland Marjory Stoneman Douglas High attack that killed 17 people. Cruz faces 17 counts of first degree murder and 17 counts of attempted murder after a grand jury indictment. The case, likely to last years, hinges on a jury of 12 unanimity under new Florida law.
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Haspel's CIA nomination amid torture allegations and black sites
The Senate待 confirms Gina Haspel to head the CIA, amid scrutiny over a secret Thai prison code named Cat's Eye where waterboarding occurred. Reports say she ordered destruction of videotapes of harsh interrogations, as alleged by former CIA officials, while some intelligence officers deny torture links.
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Trump weighs tariffs on up to 60 billion in Chinese goods
Two sources say the White House plans tariffs on up to 60 billion dollars of Chinese imports, focusing on technology and intellectual property and potentially expanding to about 100 products. The move targets Chinese tech firms and follows ongoing U S concerns over forced technology transfers.
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