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Trump govt ordered to cancel taxpayer-funded promotional TV ads; $20 million in immigration spending faces scrutiny

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Trump govt ordered to cancel taxpayer-funded promotional TV ads; $20 million in immigration spending faces scrutiny

A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to cancel remaining television ads funded with $20 million in taxpayer money.

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