Deported Man Murdered, Immigration Probes, Kuwait Strike Toll Rises
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A Salvadoran man, once on the brink of stable housing in the U.S., was deported and murdered in El Salvador, highlighting the challenges faced by vulnerable immigrants amid stricter policies. In Minnesota, prosecutor Mary Moriarty announced probes into incidents involving federal immigration agents, potentially leading to charges. The death toll from an Iranian drone strike in Kuwait rose to six American service members, with the targeted office space described as vulnerable. In other news, a statue of founding father Caesar Rodney, once removed due to his ownership of enslaved people, is set to be temporarily placed in D.C.s Freedom Plaza. Trumps new Board of Peace, all members with past human rights issues, also drew scrutiny.
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