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Good morning. I'm James Holman from the Washington Post and this is the Daily 202 for Friday, June 22nd.

In today's news, the Trade War is getting real.

The National Inquirer sent drafts of stories to Trump's team

before they were published,

and Charles Crowdhammer has passed away.

But first the big idea. Confusion reigns at the border and in Congress on

immigration. President Trump's executive order ending family separations has sparked widespread confusion

as officials struggle even two days later to understand the president's

directive. A senior Customs and Border Protection official told the

Washington Post on Thursday

that the agency would freeze criminal referrals for migrant parents who cross illegally

with children.

But then, the Justice Department insisted that their zero tolerance policy will remain in force.

And despite the ongoing outcry over the separation of more than 2,300 migrant children

from their parents since the start of May,

Trump administration officials remain

unwilling to give assurances that the families will be reunited swiftly.

And scenes reminiscent of the botched Muslim ban in the early days of the Trump presidency.

Federal agencies Thursday were largely left to interpret the sudden changes ordered by the White House

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