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U.S. law enforcement officials say a deadly shooting at an Immigration and Customs

Enforcement Office in Dallas is being investigated as a targeted act of violence.

As NPR's Tamara Keith reports, President Trump is linking anti-ice violence to what he calls radical leftists.

In a lengthy social media post, President Trump blamed the violence, unquote, radical left

Democrats constantly demonizing law enforcement calling for ice to be demolished and comparing ice officers

to Nazis, unquote. He referred to a shell casing, the FBI says, was left behind by the gunmen

that had the words anti-ice written on it. Trump called on Democrats to cut out the anti-ice rhetoric

and said he would be signing an executive order this week to dismantle what

he calls domestic terrorism networks, though it's not clear what he means or who he plans to target.

Tamara Keith, NPR News. House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries also commented on the shooting,

saying the level of political violence across the spectrum in the country is far too

high. He said the nation needs, quote, leadership that brings people together, not national leadership

that tears people apart. Ukrainian president, Volodemir Zelensky, addressed the UN General Assembly

in New York this morning. He warned of an international arms race as Russia invades his country. He said

nations have no guarantees for security and must depend on friends and weapons. NPR's Michelle

Kellerman reports. While Ademir Zelensky sounded frustrated that the UN hasn't been able to

help end Russian attacks on Ukraine or resolve other big conflicts around the world. He says Ukraine has had to

rely on its friends and on its weapons. Ukraine doesn't have the big fat missiles, dictators love to show

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