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I'm Dan Roman. President Trump says he's hoping to schedule a trilateral meeting with himself

and the president of Russia, Vladimir Putin, and Ukraine's leader Vladimir Zelensky.

NPR's Tamara Keith report Zelenskyy and European leaders were at the White House Monday

in a follow-up to Trump's Alaska summit with Putin.

At the start of the White House meeting, European leaders expressed cautious optimism,

as President Trump outlined the contours of a potential peace deal

to end Russia's war in Ukraine. In a very significant step, President Putin agreed that Russia

would accept security guarantees for Ukraine, and this is one of the key points that we need to

consider, and we're going to be considering that at the table also,

like, who will do what? But he added there would likely need to be a possible exchange of territory

where Russia has made gains. Trump said he hoped a trilateral meeting would be possible very soon,

and Zelensky echoed that hope. Tamara Keith, NPR News. The Trump administration says

cases of detainees held at the site dubbed alligator Alcatraz will now be heard by

immigration judges at another South Florida detention center. NPR's Greg Allen reports the federal

government announced that decision in response to a lawsuit.

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