Trump and Hungary's Orbán Discuss Russia-Ukraine Peace Efforts

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Questions have arisen about whether Donald Trump violated the Logan Act by meeting with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at Mar-a-Lago amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The Logan Act prohibits unauthorized American citizens from negotiating with foreign governments. Critics argue that Trump's actions could be illegal and undermine U.S. foreign policy, but legal experts believe it is unlikely he will be prosecuted under this rarely enforced statute.
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