美国法官阻止川普总统指令
白宫严厉抨击美国一名联邦法官做出的裁决，该裁决阻止川普总统的有关指令，扣留那些限制本地与联邦移民当局合作的所谓移民庇护城市管辖地区获得联邦拨款。
白宫星期二晚间在一份声明中说，“旧金山和类似城市把犯罪外国人的福祉，置于我们美国公民的安全利益之上。制定这些政策的城市官员手上沾着死去的美国人的鲜血。”
白宫做出反应的数小时之前，美国地区联邦法官奥里克做出临时裁决，该裁决在针对川普行政令当中的一个条款所涉及的法律诉讼法院审理过程中将一直有效。今年1月25日川普总统签发行政令，要求扣留对移民庇护城市的联邦拨款。这名法官表示，总统不能对国会已经拨付的款项设定新的条件。
Judge Blocks Trump’s Presidential Directive
The White House has sharply criticized a U.S. federal judge’s ruling blocking a directive from President Donald Trump to withhold funding from sanctuary jurisdictions - those that limit their cooperation with U.S. immigration agents.
“San Francisco, and cities like it, are putting the well-being of criminal aliens before the safety of our citizens, and those city officials who authored these policies have the blood of dead Americans on their hands,” the White House said in a statement late Tuesday.
The reaction came hours after U.S. District Judge William Orrick issued a temporary ruling that will remain in effect while a lawsuit over a provision in a Trump executive order makes its way through the court. The January 25 executive order called for federal funding to be withheld from sanctuary jurisdictions, and the judge said the president cannot put new conditions on money already allocated by Congress.
土耳其战机袭击伊叙前线库尔德目标
土耳其战机星期二袭击了被取缔的库尔德工人党战斗人员以及伊叙前线重要的库尔德力量--人民保卫部队的成员。
来自叙利亚人权了望台的观察员在星期三的一份声明中说，至少28人在空袭中丧生，还有约20人受伤。
几十年来，库尔德工人党一直在土耳其东南部为争取更多的自治而战。土耳其、美国和欧盟都把库尔德工人党认定为恐怖组织。星期二，土耳其军方为扩大空袭进行辩护。
土军方在一份简短声明中说，“为了摧毁这些威胁安全、团结和我们国家和民族主权的恐怖据点，基于国际法上我们所拥有权利，我们实施了空袭” 。
目击者说，土耳其的空袭目标星期二首次扩大到包括伊拉克北部的辛贾尔山，另外一支和库尔德工人党有关的库尔德民兵也遭到空袭的打击。土耳其称辛贾尔山是库尔德的补给中心，激进分子在那里计划袭击土耳其本土。
Turkish Warplanes Hit Kurdish Targets on Iraqi-Syrian Frontier
Turkish warplanes on Tuesday targeted fighters from the outlawed Kurdistan Workers' Party, the PKK, as well as members of the YPG, a key Kurdish affiliate on the Iraqi-Syrian frontier.
Monitors from the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said Wednesday at least 28 people were killed in the strikes with around 20 others injured.
Turkey, the United States and the European Union have designated the PKK as a terrorist organization for its decades-long autonomy push against the Ankara government in Turkey's southeast. On Tuesday, the Turkish military defended the expanded airstrikes.
"To destroy these terror hubs, which threaten the security, unity and integrity of our country and our nation, and as part of our rights based on international law, airstrikes have been carried out," a short Turkish military statement read.
Witnesses said Turkey's target grid was expanded for the first time Tuesday to include the Sinjar Mountains, a territory in northern Iraq where another Kurdish militia with links to the PKK was also hit by the airstrikes. Turkey has described Sinjar as a Kurdish logistics hub where militants plan attacks inside Turkish territory.