ROJ CAMP, Syria (AP) — Foreign women linked to the Islamic State group and living in a Syrian camp housing more than 2,000 people near the border with Iraq are hoping that an amnesty may be on the horizon after a government offensive weakened the Kurdish-led force that guards the camp. The women spoke to The Associated Press on Thursday in northeast Syria’s Roj camp , where hundreds of mostly women and children linked to IS have been held for nearly a decade. The camp remains under control of

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