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Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the U.S. can't impose a peace deal on Ukraine or on Russia.

President Trump's envoy is holding talks with the two sides in Miami today. Empires, Michelle Kellerman, has more.

Secretary Rubio says the U.S. is trying to negotiate a deal that both sides can live with,

but he wouldn't get into details or make any predictions about how long it will take

to end what he calls a bloody, nasty conflict.

He says it's costly for both sides.

The entire infrastructure of Ukraine is being destroyed almost as fast as it's being rebuilt.

Every week that goes by, the cost of rebuilding that country gets exponentially higher.

It is now becoming generational reconstruction.

Rubio says Trump wants to end the war because it is, quote, a waste of money, time, and talent.

Michelle Kellerman and PR News, the State Department.

Groups that provide tax assistance for immigrants and advocate for them are asking a federal

judge in Boston to stop immigration and customs enforcement from using sensitive data

it's received from the IRS and the Social Security Administration.

NPR's Jew-J Jaffe Block reports the Trump

administration has been collecting data to aid deportation efforts. Last month, the federal judge in

Washington, D.C., found it was likely unlawful when the IRS turned over the addresses of 47,000

non-citizens to ICE in response to a request. Now, a separate lawsuit in Boston

federal court seeks to stop ICE from using the data it received. It also seeks to block the IRS

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