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President Trump says last night's strikes targeting ISIS militants in northwest Nigeria were a powerful and deadly response to militants there attacking and killing Christians.

The Christmas Day strikes were done in cooperation with Nigeria's government. But Nigeria says militants launch strikes

against all religious groups.

And here's Emmanuel Akunwatu has more from Lagos, Nigeria.

Really the most dominant factor for insecurity

is geography and not religion.

That's not to say that Christians don't face specific threats.

Christians are definitely being targeted. It's definitely

been a very difficult period for Christians, especially in northern central Nigeria, as in

security in the country has gotten worse. But whether they are being targeted more than other

groups are, I think that's heavily disputed. And here's Emmanuel Akinwatu reporting.

350 National Guard troops will be mobilized to New Orleans through the end of February

to provide extra security during major events.

In a statement, the Department of Defense confirmed that the federally funded troops,

including some stationed in Washington, D.C., would deploy to

support law enforcement efforts for New Year's, the Sugar Bowl, and Marty Grau. Mel Bridges, with

member station W.W.N.O. has more. A spokesperson for the Louisiana National Guard confirmed

deployment should start around the 30th. This comes after New Orleans safety officials requested more federal

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