President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that Mark Savaya, a dispensary owner from Michigan who reportedly contributed to Trump's 2020 campaign, would be the White House's next special envoy to Iraq."Mark's deep understanding of the Iraq-U.S. ...
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that he was naming Detroit-area entrepreneur Mark Savaya, who helped boost Muslim American turnout for his campaign, as special envoy to Iraq.
In Duhok, Iraq, the sun beats down on a sandy, stony landscape dotted with makeshift homes built from shipping containers, concrete blocks, and plastic tarps.
In late 2002 and early 2003, in preparation for a United Nations vote on the U.S. invasion of Iraq, French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin tried to persuade nations to oppose the United States.