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Trump supporters remain steadfast despite immigration uproar

By Angie Wang, Dave Kolpack, Associated Press

When President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday to end forced separations on his own, they shrugged. The end, they suggested, justified the means. And it was the fault of Congress rather than Trump.

More than 140 arrested at meatpacking plant in another Ohio immigration raid

By John Seewer, Associated Press

The investigation focused on whether the company knowingly hired people who are in the country illegally and used fake identities belonging to U.S. citizens.

‘It’s been such a long time since I’ve seen a flower’: Life in a Syrian refugee camp

By Larisa Epatko

Since Syria's civil war began, Jordan has taken in about 666,100 Syrian refugees. This is what life is like for some of them who live in the Azraq refugee camp.

Read Trump’s full executive order on family separation

By Erica R. Hendry

President Donald Trump signed an executive order Wednesday that will stop the practice of separating children and parents detained at the U.S.-Mexico border while trying to enter the country illegally. Read it here.

Trump meets with lawmakers after Senate blocks China ZTE deal

By Ken Thomas, Matthew Daly, Associated Press

President Donald Trump has met with lawmakers after the Senate moved to block a White House plan to allow Chinese telecom giant ZTE Corp. to buy component parts from the U.S.

Trump signs executive order to keep families together at border, says ‘zero-tolerance’ policy will continue

By Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Trump signs executive order to keep families together at border, says 'zero-tolerance' prosecution policy will continue.

WATCH: Trump in Minnesota defends hard-line immigration policies to cheers

The president is scheduled to speak at 7:30 p.m. ET. Watch live here.

2 airlines ask Trump administration not to put migrant children on flights

By David Koenig, Associated Press

The CEOs of American and United Airlines said that the administration's recent immigration policy of separating migrant families conflicts with their values.

A fifth of immigrant children detained under ‘zero tolerance’ policy are younger than 13

By Shefali Luthra, Marisa Taylor, Kaiser Health News

The number of children has exploded in the past six weeks since the Trump administration moved to stop parents and their children at the U.S. border and separate and detain them in different facilities.

Central bank chiefs of 4 major nations raise trade concerns

By Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press

The leaders of the central banks of four major economies expressed alarm Wednesday that multiple trade conflicts are threatening to slow global growth.