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The Trump administration says public housing agencies must share the immigration status of their tenants.

NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports they have 30 days to comply or risk losing federal funding. Housing and

Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner issued the directive in a tweet. He said it was the

beginning of the end for illegals in taxpayer-funded housing. Undocumented immigrants do not get housing subsidies,

but they are allowed to live with family members who do. The first Trump administration tried to

change that, and the current one has been reviewing a similar proposal. Conservatives argue it's

not fair to let mixed-status families live in public housing, given the years-long waitlist for it.

Now, housing authorities face a deadline to share information on all tenants, including their immigration status.

One immigrant advocate says it seems designed to scare families into self-evicting.

Jennifer Lutton, NPR News, Washington.

Law enforcement officers in Minneapolis are increasing patrols after this week's

church shooting that killed two children.

The church has become a gathering place for people to grieve and shows support for victims in

the community.

NPR's Liz Baker reports.

For blocks and blocks surrounding the church,

blue and green ribbons flutter on tree trunks and lamp posts, a message of support for

enunciation students and teachers. State Representative Emma Greenman was one of the volunteers

creating these ribbons out of strips of donated tablecloths. My community, I'd love to say,

is beautiful and unique and wonderful, but there's nothing

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