Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Herbst. President Trump has canceled sending a delegation to Pakistan for further peace talks about Iran.

NPR's Kat-Lonsdorf reports from Beirut. That's after Iran's foreign minister left Pakistan earlier today without meeting with U.S. officials.

U.S. Special En envoy Steve Whitkoff and President

Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, were supposed to travel to Islamabad. Iran's foreign

minister Abbas Iraqi left Pakistan earlier today, after Iranian officials made it clear

they only plan to meet with Pakistani officials, not with the U.S. Iran has dismissed Trump's

unilateral extension of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire as, quote, meaningless, saying the continued U.S.

blockade on Iranian ports is in violation of that agreement. The U.S. is intercepting ships coming to

or from Iran, as Iran is maintaining military control of the

Strait of Hormuz. Most ships in and around the street are not moving, and neither side

appears to be budging. Kat Lonsdorf, Empire News, Beirut. The Justice Department says recipients

of the deferred action for childhood arrivals DACAA program, are not necessarily shielded from deportation.

And Piers Humana Bustillo reports it's the latest move by the Trump administration

to strip away protections for the half million people who were brought to the U.S. illegally as children before 2007.

The decision comes from the Board of Immigration Appeals, which is an

administrative court that hears appeals from immigration courts. Both are part of the Justice

Department. This case centers on a DACA recipient who was detained by customs and border protection

while boarding a domestic flight last summer. She was later released from immigration detention

in October,

and a federal immigration judge said that her DACA status protected her from deportation.

The Department of Homeland Security has appealed. It argues that DACA protections are not absolute and are subject to discretion. Hima Bustillo, MPIR News.

Times running out for registering to vote in this year's primary elections in some states.

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