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State Mike Pompeo concludes trip to Israel, Sudan, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, and Oman, with agenda including meeting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss 'regional security issues related to Iran's malicious influence, establishing and deepening Israel's relationships in the region, and coo

noon." The Republic adds, "The police department and the FBI, who is leading the investigation, did not respond immediately to requests for comment. Roy Villareal, the chief patrol agent for U.S. Border Patrol's Tucson Sector, published a statement via Twitter saying `injuries were reported.'" KTVK-TV <https:

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oon." The Republic adds, "The police department and the FBI, who is leading the investigation, did not respond immediately to requests for comment. Roy Villareal, the chief patrol agent for U.S. Border Patrol's Tucson Sector, published a statement via Twitter saying 'injuries were reported." KTVK-TV Phoenix

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oon." The Republic adds, "The police department and the FBI, who is leading the investigation, did not respond immediately to requests for comment. Roy Villareal, the chief patrol agent for U.S. Border Patrol's Tucson Sector, published a statement via Twitter saying 'injuries were reported." KTVK-TV Phoenix