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WH official intervened into an investigation into Andrew Tate: ProPublica

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Recent actions by the Trump administration are raising questions about whether combatting human trafficking is still a priority for the president. ProPublica reports that the White House intervened in a federal investigation into accused sex trafficker Andrew Tate. Also, the State Department gutted the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons. MS NOW Justice and Intelligence Reporter Ken Dilanian, ProPublica Reporter Robert Faturechi, Investigative Reporter at The Miami Herald Julie K. Brown and Staff Writer at The Atlantic Ashley Parker join Katy Tur to break it all down.

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