¶ Trump's Immigration Crackdown Escalates
Hi there from CNN. I'm Charlie Drever with the five things you need to know for Friday, November 28. They came in unvetted and we have a lot of others in this country. We're going to get them out, but they go cuckoo. Something happens soon. That's President Donald Trump promising to turn up the heat on his immigration crackdown following the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, DC. One of them died yesterday, while the other is still in a critical condition.
The suspect has been identified as an Afghan national who officials say entered the country under a Biden administration program following the US military's withdrawal from Afghanistan. He was granted asylum in April by the Trump administration. To explain what this new crackdown will look like, here's CNN's Betsy Klein.
The director of United States Citizenship and Immigration Services announced that at the president's direction, he was ordering the reexamination of all green cards issued to people from countries of concern. That includes about 19 countries.
including Afghanistan, Iran, Venezuela, among many others. The president last night also calling for what he described as reverse migration. In a lengthy post to social media, he wrote, quote, More news coming up, including why Syria's foreign minister is accusing Israel of committing a war crime. Shopping is hard. I can never find anything in my size. I don't even know my size. I buy my clothes the same place I buy my groceries. There's a better way. Make it easy with Stitch Fix.
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¶ Syria Raid, Hong Kong Fire Aftermath
An Israeli military raid on a village in southern Syria this morning has killed at least 13 people and injured at least 24 others. It's the deadliest attack by a foreign nation on Syria since the ousting of former dictator Bashar al-Assad last year. The Israeli military says it was there to capture two members of a Lebanese militant group.
saying two of its members were planning future attacks on Israel. But Syria's foreign ministry says Israel launched what it described as a savage and deliberate bombardment that killed women and children. after residents of the village, quote, confronted the Israeli soldiers. Eight more people have been arrested after the catastrophic Hong Kong apartment complex fire.
Officials from Hong Kong's anti-corruption agency say the arrests include two directors of a consultancy firm that was advising on maintenance work at the complex. Currently, 128 people are confirmed dead, and as many as 200 are missing. CNN's Hanako Montgomery has more information on why the fire spread so quickly.
They have said of course that this apartment complex was under construction at the time and it was encased in this mesh net, bamboo scaffolding and also this highly flammable material called polystyrene. Now authorities have said that when the polystyrene caught
fire it caused the windows in the building to break and then the fire then spread inside one building from floor to floor and then of course because the bamboo scaffolding was then also on fire the debris from that was also spreading from building to building Authorities are also saying that fire alarms in all eight buildings of the complex weren't working as they should at the time of the blaze. UPS says a fleet of its planes will stay grounded during the busy holiday season.
¶ UPS Planes Grounded, Louvre Fees Rise
An internal company memo says this is because of inspections and possible repairs to meet FAA guidelines. It comes after an engine fell off an MD-11 plane during takeoff in Louisville, Kentucky earlier this month. killing 14 people and injuring 23 others. That prompted cargo carriers to ground its 109 planes of that model, ahead of a directive from the FAA. It could take several months before they're airborne again.
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If you're planning on going to Paris next year, you might want to save some extra money to see the Mona Lisa. That's because starting around mid-January, the Louvre is planning to hike its entrance fees for travellers from outside the European Economic Area by 45%. That means an individual ticket will cost 32 euros, which is about 37 US dollars. The price increase is expected to bring in an extra 17 to 23 million dollars a year.
which a spokesperson says will be invested in modernising and upgrading the museum. And that's all for now. Our next episode drops at 6pm Eastern. The holiday season is here and CNN Underscored is your VIP pass to unique gifts at the best prices. From expert recommendations to can't miss deals. We've wrapped it all up for you. Shop holiday gifting now at Underscored.com.
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