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Israel's cabinet has adopted a U.S. brokered ceasefire agreement with Hezbollah in Lebanon.

Worded the agreement came even in Israeli warplanes, were continuing to

strike targets in Lebanon, killing at least 24 people there. President Joe Biden, speaking from the

White House Rose Garden outlined terms of the agreement between the two sides. Over the next 60 days,

the Lebanese army and state security forces will deploy and take control of their own territory once again.

Hezbollah terrorist infrastructure in southern Lebanon will not be allowed to be rebuilt.

And over the next 60 days, Israel will gradually withdraw its remaining forces.

The Israeli military today issued evacuation warnings as it continues to go after the Iranian-backed militant group right up until the final moments of the ceasefire deal.

Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu presented the proposal to cabinet ministers earlier today.

Texas is offering more borderland for the incoming Trump administration's proposed mass deportation operation.

Texas Public Radio's David Martin Davies has more.

Standing near the Rio Grande with heavy machinery used for building a Texas-funded border wall,

Texas Land Commissioner Don Buckingham showed off the land she promised for a federal deportation

camp.

I have extended and offered a President Trump and incoming border czar,

Tom Homan, to use this 1,400-acre property to construct a facility for the processing,

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