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NPR's Isabella Gomez Sarmiento was there, too, and she's with us now. And here is where I want to let you know... that we are about to discuss allegations of sexual assault, and that might be uncomfortable for some. That being said, Isabella, good morning. Good morning. So tell us what happened on the first official day of this trial.

NPR's Isabella Gomez Sarmiento was there, too, and she's with us now. And here is where I want to let you know... that we are about to discuss allegations of sexual assault, and that might be uncomfortable for some. That being said, Isabella, good morning. Good morning. So tell us what happened on the first official day of this trial.

NPR's Isabella Gomez Sarmiento was there, too, and she's with us now. And here is where I want to let you know... that we are about to discuss allegations of sexual assault, and that might be uncomfortable for some. That being said, Isabella, good morning. Good morning. So tell us what happened on the first official day of this trial.

You also heard from the prosecution's first witnesses. What did they say?

You also heard from the prosecution's first witnesses. What did they say?

You also heard from the prosecution's first witnesses. What did they say?

So we were hearing that name quite a lot, Cassie Ventura. Is she the most important figure in the prosecution's case against Combs?

So we were hearing that name quite a lot, Cassie Ventura. Is she the most important figure in the prosecution's case against Combs?

So we were hearing that name quite a lot, Cassie Ventura. Is she the most important figure in the prosecution's case against Combs?

Do we know when that's going to be?

Do we know when that's going to be?

Do we know when that's going to be?

That is NPR's Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento. Isabella, thank you. Thank you. President Trump suspended refugee resettlements in the U.S. at the beginning of his second term. But the administration made an exception for white South Africans. Yesterday, a chartered flight carrying 59 Afrikaners landed in Virginia, where members of the administration welcomed them as refugees.

That is NPR's Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento. Isabella, thank you. Thank you. President Trump suspended refugee resettlements in the U.S. at the beginning of his second term. But the administration made an exception for white South Africans. Yesterday, a chartered flight carrying 59 Afrikaners landed in Virginia, where members of the administration welcomed them as refugees.

That is NPR's Isabella Gomez-Sarmiento. Isabella, thank you. Thank you. President Trump suspended refugee resettlements in the U.S. at the beginning of his second term. But the administration made an exception for white South Africans. Yesterday, a chartered flight carrying 59 Afrikaners landed in Virginia, where members of the administration welcomed them as refugees.

In a statement, Democratic U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen criticized the administration for admitting Afrikaners into the U.S., while thousands of previously approved refugees from places like Afghanistan remain in limbo. Yasmin Aguilar works at a refugee resettlement agency in Idaho. She says she has family from Afghanistan awaiting resettlement.

In a statement, Democratic U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen criticized the administration for admitting Afrikaners into the U.S., while thousands of previously approved refugees from places like Afghanistan remain in limbo. Yasmin Aguilar works at a refugee resettlement agency in Idaho. She says she has family from Afghanistan awaiting resettlement.

In a statement, Democratic U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen criticized the administration for admitting Afrikaners into the U.S., while thousands of previously approved refugees from places like Afghanistan remain in limbo. Yasmin Aguilar works at a refugee resettlement agency in Idaho. She says she has family from Afghanistan awaiting resettlement.

My brother and sister are still not here, like some other refugees who are in the pipeline for a long time.

My brother and sister are still not here, like some other refugees who are in the pipeline for a long time.