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President Trump says he thinks he can convince Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions and strike a deal possibly over the next month.

Trump had previously threatened military action against Iran in the wake of the government's crackdown on protesters.

Today, Trump hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who said he was skeptical a deal could be reached with Iran.

The Trump administration is preparing to roll back key aspects of an Obama-era policy to limit human-caused climate change.

The Environmental Protection Agency wants to rescind the endangerment finding through which the agency had been regulating climate pollution from vehicles, power plants, and the oil and gas industry.

The EPA says that is illegal.

President Trump's border czar Tom Homan says the surge in federal immigration agents in Minnesota is ending.

This morning, Homan said Trump acted on his advice to end the heightened presence, citing success on the ground.

Just weeks into the new year, the Twin Cities were widely considered ground zero of the grassroots resistance to Trump's hardline immigration policies yesterday.

and a national reckoning when immigration agents killed two U.S.

citizens opposed to the operations.

A bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security through the end of September is unable to clear the U.S.

Senate.

Lawmakers voted down the legislation today, 52 to 47.

Congressional Democrats are trading proposals with their GOP colleagues and with the White House on how immigration laws enforce nationwide.

Swing voters in Arizona say they want to see immigration and customs enforcement reformed.