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Today on Media Miss Minute, the immigrant parents of two U.S.-born suspects accused of targeting
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a Florida Air Force base are now in immigration custody. And the Trump administration has taken the CIA World Factbook offline
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This is Media Miss Minute, where we look at stories getting little attention
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from partisan outlets. Starting with the left today, the parents of two suspects accused of
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trying to plant a bomb at MacDill Air Force Base, home to U.S. Central Command, are now in ICE
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custody. Kui Quen Zhao and Xi Zhang Zhen came to the United States from China and were denied
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asylum in 1993, but remained in the country. Their children, Ann Mary and Alan Zheng, were indicted
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in March for attempting to plant an improvised explosive device on the base. Prosecutors say
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both fled to China. Anne Mary has since been arrested after returning to the U.S., while
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Allen is believed to still be there. Now to the right, the Trump administration has shut down the
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CIA's World Factbook, a resource used for decades by students, researchers, and governments. Created
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during the Cold War, the latest version has not been updated, still listing Iran's supreme leader
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despite his death earlier this year. ysts say the Factbook has long been valuable, but not without bias
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