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0:00I'm Haya Punjwani with an AP News Minute, AP Correspondent Fatima Hussein, who was one of a few reporters in the Supreme Court Chambers, reports President Trump became the first sitting chief executive to attend oral arguments. President Trump showed up right as the oral arguments were beginning, and he sat in the front row of the public seating, which made it hard for the press to be able to view him. But we did see that he was flanked by his cabinet members, Attorney General Pam Bondi, as well as Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik, and he sat down and we spotted him scoping out the crowd a bit, otherwise we didn't see him really talking to anyone. The Department of Homeland Security is pausing the purchase of new warehouses intended to house immigrants, as it scrutinizes all contract signed under former Homeland Security Secretary, Kristi Nome. That's according to a senior Homeland Security official, more on apnews.com. I'm Haya Punjwani, AP News.