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Trump Says He's Authorized CIA Covert Action in Venezuela

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President Donald Trump is escalating his fight on immigration and the drug trade both at home and abroad, saying Wednesday that he authorized the CIA to take covert action in Venezuela. Lawmakers including some Republicans are objecting to the move while Trump also warned more American cities could see a surge in federal law enforcement, including San Francisco. NBC’s Garrett Haake reports for TODAY.



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