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Soldier returns home from Iraq
First Lt. Keith Wolowodiuk hugs his wife Adrienne Wolowodiuk and their five-month-old baby girl Kaitlyn, as more than 100 Soldiers of the 1st Battalion 185th Infantry Regiment, Charlie Company return to the Joint Forces Training Base from a Baghdad in Los Alamitos, California.
Photo by David McNew/Getty Images

The status of U.S. forces in Iraq is being debated in the Iraq Parliament and in the United States.

NPR's Ivan Watson will join us from Baghdad.

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Soldier returns home from Iraq
First Lt. Keith Wolowodiuk hugs his wife Adrienne Wolowodiuk and their five-month-old baby girl Kaitlyn, as more than 100 Soldiers of the 1st Battalion 185th Infantry Regiment, Charlie Company return to the Joint Forces Training Base from a Baghdad in Los Alamitos, California.
Photo by David McNew/Getty Images