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Trump's new executive order requires a log of 'honor killings'
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President Trump's new executive order on immigration, issued Monday, makes several significant changes to his earlier order that was blocked by a federal court six weeks ago. In addition to dropping Iraq from countries affected by the ban, the new order notably calls for a public database of honor killings — an addition that bears the fingerprints of Attorney General Jeff Sessions:
Curious. New Trump order requires US govt to compile and make public the number of "honor killings" in the US.