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Trump administration moves to fire remaining USAID staff | The Excerpt

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Over the next three months, the State Department is set to assume USAID’s remaining "lifesaving and strategic aid programming," according to an internal memo.

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A federal court in New Jersey could determine whether the United States can deport Mahmoud Khalil.

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