Trump blamed big-city mayors for the recent crime uptick in major metropolitan areas.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 31

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Trump blamed big-city mayors for the recent crime uptick in major metropolitan areas.

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Donald Trump
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Coverage

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Oct 31suntimes.com
Sep 3governing.com