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Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Despite their hard-line  open borders demands  Senate Democrats  Flake  and Graham knew the terms of an immigration deal with the White House  as the  Trump  administration has said for months that no deal would be made unless legal immigration levels were reduced to raise the wages of American workers and full funding for the border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border was handed over.
Senate Democrats  Flake  and Graham have been unwilling to stray from their âGang of Sixâ amnesty plan and thus have attempted to blame  Trump  and senior adviser Stephen Miller for the shutdown  despite the terms of an immigration agreement remaining unchanged for months.
The Democrats are turning down services and security for citizens in favor of services and security for non-citizens. Not good! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 22  2018
Democrats have shut down our government in the interests of their far left base. They donât want to do it but are powerless! â Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 22  2018
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Donald J. Trump


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The department's narcotics division began the investigation when a source told them about the group  officials said. The buys were conducted by undercover officers who infiltrated the group  according to Anthony Riccio  chief of the department's organized crime division.
 Riccio  said there are “dozens and dozens of these secret groups  a lot of them used for illegal things  including trafficking the guns and firearms. It's dozens of them out there.”
 He  said many of the guns had defaced serial numbers  making them difficult to trace. “These are guns that are winding up in the South Side  West Side of the city being used in gang shootings ”  Riccio  said.
 He  said the Facebook group selling guns and drugs would not be found by searching and that someone had to vouch for anyone who wanted to join them.
“I absolutely think Facebook has a responsibility to monitor this and for this very reason ”  Riccio  said. “There’s other illegal activities — I want to point out this is phase one — there's other illegal activities going on on Facebook. We're looking at potentially human trafficking  things of that nature as well. There's a lot of tentacles going out here.
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Anthony Riccio


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EDINBURG  Texas -- A former monk has testified that an ex-priest accused of killing a Texas woman in 1960 confessed to him three years after the killing. Dale Tacheny testified Monday in the murder trial of  John Feit   now 85  who is accused of suffocating Irene Garza after she went to confession at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in McAllen.
While police had interviewed hundreds of people in connection with Garza's murder   Feit  was their focus.  He  was the last person to see Garza. However  no charges were filed against  Feit  at the time.  He  eventually left McAllen  and the case went cold amid what many believed was a cover-up by the church.
Tacheny said  Feit  confessed to  him  in 1963  after the church sent  Feit  to a Missouri monastery where Tacheny worked. The former Trappist monk said  Feit  expressed no remorse during the confession.
Tacheny said he didn't initially report the crime because it "was not my place to make a judgment." The 88-year-old said he instead tried to counsel  Feit  to change his behavior toward women. But in 2002  Tacheny went to police in San Antonio and reported what  Feit  allegedly told  him  decades earlier.
Tacheny spoke to "48 Hours" in 2014 about what he says  Feit  told him and read excerpts of the letter  he  penned to investigators in 2002.
According to Tacheny   Feit  said the woman was in her early 20s and that the murder happened around Easter  after  he  heard her confession.
" He  assaulted her  bound her and gagged her " Tacheny says  reading from the letter to police. "...Later  I do not remember if it was hours or days   he  moved her to another location  and after some time  he  placed her in a cellophane bag and put her into a bathtub. As  he  left   he  could hear her saying  'I can't breathe  I can't breathe.'"
According to Tacheny   Feit  said when  he  returned  the woman was dead.  Feit  allegedly said  he  disposed of the woman's body along a roadway. Garza's body was found days after she disappeared in a canal.
Investigators said  Feit  gave them conflicting versions of what happened the day Garza died in April 1960. They said  Feit  initially claimed  he  didn't take Garza's confession and that another priest was present at the time. But  he  later said  he  was alone and had taken Garza's confession  according to investigators.
 Feit 's attorney argues there is no physical evidence linking his client to the killing. He also said Tacheny made assumptions about the crime when he reported it to police in 2002.
The office charged  Feit  in Garza's death the next year.
 Feit  has pleaded not guilty.  He  denied killing Garza to "48 Hours" correspondent Richard Schlesinger in 2014.
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John Feit