Michelle Martin

What are those options?

Well, you know, to that end, though, the president hasn't made human rights a priority in his foreign policy, except in very rare circumstances.

So tell us a little bit more about what kind of deal and what kind of negotiations the president seems to be pursuing.

That is White House correspondent Franco Ardenas.

Franco, thank you.

Minnesota officials are suing the Trump administration trying to end the surge of immigration agents to the state.

NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran is reporting from Minneapolis, and he's with us now.

Good morning, Sergio.

So what can you tell us about some of the allegations in this lawsuit?

Sergio, you've been out there and you've also reported on immigration enforcement actions elsewhere in the country.

So what's standing out to you about the situation in Minneapolis?

That is.

And for Sergio Martinez Beltran in Minneapolis.

Sergio, thank you.

They're hearing arguments in two cases.

Each case tests laws banning transgender girls and women from participating in women's sports at publicly funded schools.

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