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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Rylan Barton. President Trump says he is not happy with the way Iran is negotiating

with the U.S. But as NPRs-Franco-Ordonia's reports, Trump has made no final decision on whether to

strike the country. On his way to Texas, Trump told reporters that U.S. officials may have more talks on

Iran today. I'm not happy with the fact that they're not willing to give us what we have to have.

So I'm not thrilled with that.

We'll see what happens.

We're talking later.

We'll have some additional talks today.

Trump has repeatedly threatened military strikes if Iran doesn't agree to a deal that ends their nuclear capabilities. The U.S. has amassed a

large military presence in the Middle East as negotiations continue. Trump says he doesn't want to use

military force on Iran, but that, quote, sometimes you have to. Asked about the risk of a long,

drawn-out conflict. Trump said, I guess you could say there's always a risk. Franco,

Ordojouz. NPR News, the White House. The Justice Department has indicted 30 more people who

allegedly took part in a demonstration last month protesting ICE inside a Minnesota church. Attorney

General Pambandi announced today on social media. As NPR's Meg Anderson reports,

39 people have now been charged in relation to the protest. In a post on social media,

Attorney General Bondi said federal authorities have already arrested 25 of the 30 people newly

charged in the protest. All are facing charges related to a conspiracy to deprive others of religious rights and with interfering with the right to religious freedom.

On January 18th, protesters disrupted a church service in St. Paul, where one of the pastors is also a local ICE official.

Bondi wrote in her post, quote, you cannot attack a house of worship.

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