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Well, she says they've provided no evidence of that accusation because there isn't evidence. He's also never been charged with an actual crime. That would be a crime if he provided support to Hamas. Here's more of what Noor said.

Well, she says they've provided no evidence of that accusation because there isn't evidence. He's also never been charged with an actual crime. That would be a crime if he provided support to Hamas. Here's more of what Noor said.

The government's actually arguing they can take his green card under a rarely used immigration provision, not because of a crime. I also asked her if her husband were allowed to return home tomorrow, let's say. Would she feel safe in the U.S. after what's happened? And here's what she said.

The government's actually arguing they can take his green card under a rarely used immigration provision, not because of a crime. I also asked her if her husband were allowed to return home tomorrow, let's say. Would she feel safe in the U.S. after what's happened? And here's what she said.

The government's actually arguing they can take his green card under a rarely used immigration provision, not because of a crime. I also asked her if her husband were allowed to return home tomorrow, let's say. Would she feel safe in the U.S. after what's happened? And here's what she said.

And I wasn't sure if she'd lost her sense of safety in the apartment or the country, so I asked, and she said both.

And I wasn't sure if she'd lost her sense of safety in the apartment or the country, so I asked, and she said both.

And I wasn't sure if she'd lost her sense of safety in the apartment or the country, so I asked, and she said both.

Thanks for having me, Scott. Thank you.

Thanks for having me, Scott. Thank you.

Thanks for having me, Scott. Thank you.

Two federal judges say the Trump administration may have broken the law when they dismiss thousands of federal employees. But will they permanently get their jobs back?

Two federal judges say the Trump administration may have broken the law when they dismiss thousands of federal employees. But will they permanently get their jobs back?

Two federal judges say the Trump administration may have broken the law when they dismiss thousands of federal employees. But will they permanently get their jobs back?

Federal agencies run out of money at the end of today.

Federal agencies run out of money at the end of today.

Federal agencies run out of money at the end of today.

NPR congressional correspondent Deirdre Walsh joins us now. Good morning. Good morning. OK, so many Democrats had said they wouldn't vote yes on the spending bill to push back on these legally questionable government cuts. Is that still the case? Are they going to make good on that threat? Is there going to be a shutdown?

NPR congressional correspondent Deirdre Walsh joins us now. Good morning. Good morning. OK, so many Democrats had said they wouldn't vote yes on the spending bill to push back on these legally questionable government cuts. Is that still the case? Are they going to make good on that threat? Is there going to be a shutdown?

NPR congressional correspondent Deirdre Walsh joins us now. Good morning. Good morning. OK, so many Democrats had said they wouldn't vote yes on the spending bill to push back on these legally questionable government cuts. Is that still the case? Are they going to make good on that threat? Is there going to be a shutdown?