Live from NPR News in Washington, on Korova Coleman, a second U.S. aircraft carrier is closer to the Middle East.

The USS Gerald R. Ford is at the mouth of the Mediterranean Sea.

This comes as President Trump has warned Iran has about two weeks to reach a nuclear deal with the U.S.

Trump spoke to reporters yesterday on Air Force One.

We're going to make a deal or we're going to get a deal one way or the other.

But with the military strike, you need to wipe out their nuclear program?

I'm not going to talk to you about that.

But we're either going to get a deal or it's going to be unfortunate for them.

Iran's ambassador to the United Nations says Iran is not seeking war and will not initiate one,

but he says any U.S. aggression will be

responded to, quote, decisively and proportionately. The comments came after Trump met with members

of his Board of Peace on Gaza Reconstruction yesterday. He says the U.S. is pledging $10 billion

toward the effort. Refugees who are living in the United States legally

could soon face immigration detention. That's if they have not yet received their green cards.

And Pierre Hima-Bustillo reports on a new policy issued by the Trump administration.

The new policy from the Homeland Security Department says immigrants who came to the U.S. as refugees could be detained if they do not have their green cards within a year of arriving.

Refugees are already required to apply for green cards.

But this new policy makes not having the green card a reason for deportation and states that refugees may be placed in detention while their applications are being reviewed.

Refugee Resettlement Group's estimate thousands could be affected, mostly those who entered under the Biden administration.

Last year, the Trump administration cut off key funding to organizations that assist refugees, including with services that help with green card applications.

Hemanabustillo, NPR News, Washington.

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