Duahli Saikow-Tao

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President Trump says immigration enforcement officials will eventually be withdrawn from Minnesota, but didn't offer a time frame.

He told The Wall Street Journal that his administration is reviewing everything about the Minneapolis shooting and, quote, will come out with a determination.

The location of the latest shooting victim, Alex Preddy, is now a growing memorial to the 37-year-old ICU nurse.

Tormu Diggs visited the site on Sunday.

NPR's Liz Baker has more from Minneapolis.

Senate Democrats say they would risk a partial government shutdown rather than approve a spending bill that includes funding for immigration customs enforcement.

NPR's Windsor Johnston reports.

Massachusetts is expecting up to two feet of snow as a large swath of the country is being hit by a massive winter storm.

From member station WBUR in Boston, Josie Guarino reports.

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Across the country, candlelight vigils were held to remember Alex Preddy, the ICU nurse who was killed yesterday in Minneapolis by federal immigration officials.

Rallies were held in Wisconsin, Maine, Illinois, and other states.

The Syrian government and Syrian Kurdish fighters have agreed to extend a ceasefire that paused fighting in the country's northeast.

NPR's Jaina Raf has details.

Russia's official TASS news agency reports that Moscow's air defenses destroyed at least 40 Ukrainian drones overnight.

Russia's defense ministry said debris fell in parts of the Slavyansk and Kuban region.

This comes after two days of trilateral talks ended between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in the United Arab Emirates.

No details, no final conclusions were made.

Officials say another round of peace talks is expected to begin next week.