Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. Iran and the U.S. held indirect talks in Oman today as

President Trump threatens to use force to compel Iran into a deal over its nuclear program. The

negotiations appear to be a restart of discussions over Tehran's nuclear program after multiple rounds were

held last year before Israel launched a 12-day war on Iran.

The aircraft carrier USS, Abraham Lincoln, and other warships are off the coast of Iran in the

Arabian Sea. Newly revealed arrest records show that a high-profile federal immigration rate on a

Chicago apartment building, mostly targeted squatters in the building, not Venezuelan

gang members. The raid happened last September, NPR's Sergio Martinez Beltran reports.

It's become a symbol of President Trump's aggressive immigration tactics.

The court documents were first reported by Propublica and are included in a motion filed in an

ongoing case challenging warrantless arrests in Chicago.

In two arrest records, the government states the operation in the South Shore apartments was,

quote, based on intelligence that there were illegal aliens unlawfully occupying apartments in the building.

There is no mention of criminal gangs.

Last year, and again this week, a spokesperson for DHS told NPR in a statement that two

people arrested in the raid were confirmed terrorists and members of Tren de Arawa.

35 other migrants without legal status, but with no connection to the gang, were also arrested.

Some had criminal records.

Sergio Martinez-Beldran, N PR News. A racist post on President

Trump's truth social account depicting former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as monkeys

has been taken down. The White House initially defended the post, but it was deleted after

widespread backlash. And Obama's spokesperson says the former president has no response.

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