Immigrant deported amid protests in Phoenix case
In Phoenix a mother of two was deported to Mexico after an ICE decision found no legal basis for her to stay. Activists condemned the action as a test of President Trump’s immigration crackdown amid protests that blocked enforcement vans from leaving a downtown office.
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Trump reaffirms one China policy in call with Xi Jinping
President Trump reaffirmed the one China policy in a Thursday phone call with Xi Jinping. The White House said the chat was cordial and that Washington would maintain unofficial ties with Taiwan while discussing multiple topics.
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Russian 'friendly fire' kills 3 Turkish soldiers
The Turkish military said a Russian warplane hit a building in northern Syria near al Bab, killing three Turkish troops and wounding 11. Russia apologized, amid thawing ties after earlier tensions over a 2015 jet downing. Clashes also erupted between Turkish backed fighters and Syrian government troops near al Bab, testing Russia Turkey cooperation in the Syria conflict.
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Competing seethes despite cease-fire in Syria's front lines
News summary reports ongoing fighting despite a December cease-fire. Government forces and Hezbollah press the Damascus front and water-source areas. about 2,000 rebels and families flee Barada valley. Idlib remains contested. Al Qaida linked groups in play. IS seizes Palmyra and pressures Deir ez-Zour amid sieges. U.N. warns 90,000 civilians trapped.
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