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  1. Amidst the World Cup, President Trump is leveraging the outcome for political gain while Congress manages FISA renewal and the CIA disrupts drug trafficking.
  2. Omar Artan, a Somali national poised to referee the World Cup, was denied entry by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Amid the World Cup, Omar Artan, a potential referee, faced issues including the denial of his entry into the United States.

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Amid the World Cup, Omar Artan, a potential referee, faced issues including the denial of his entry into the United States.

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Omar Artan, a Somali national poised to referee the World Cup, was denied entry by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. All 1 developments

Within Amidst the World Cup, President Trump is leveraging the outcome for political gain while Congress manages FISA renewal and the CIA disrupts drug trafficking.

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