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CNN on MSN · 17h

‘We don’t need an occupation’: Baltimore mayor pushes back on Trump’s National Guard threat

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott told CNN’s Manu Raju that the city doesn’t need federal troops after former President Donald Trump threatened to send the National Guard. Scott and Maryland Gov. Wes Moore instead announced a surge of state law enforcement to fight crime.

The Baltimore Sun on MSN · 12h

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott: National Guard ‘doesn’t work’ for reducing crime

Mayor Brandon Scott said Sunday that President Donald Trump sending federal troops to Baltimore would not be effective for the city. During Scott’s appearance on CNN’s “Inside Politics” Sunday morning,

The Washington Post on MSN · 2d

Maryland deploys more law enforcement to Baltimore amid Trump’s threats to send troops

Maryland state troopers will be sent to state-owned routes within Baltimore city limits, allowing Baltimore police to patrol elsewhere as President Donald Trump threatens to send federal troops.

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Federal immigration raids planned for Chicago and other sanctuary cities in coming days after a weekend of warnings

Whispers that federal immigration enforcement was imminent ricocheted across Chicago over the weekend as organizers postponed ...

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Maryland leaders say federal money, not National Guard needed in Baltimore

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and Mayor Brandon Scott said Baltimore does not require the National Guard to maintain peace.

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Maryland residents tell Don Lemon they approve of Trump's crime crackdown, hope Baltimore is next

Maryland residents express support for Trump sending troops to Baltimore to combat crime, citing personal experiences with ...

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Josh Allen rallies Bills from 15-point deficit in 41-40 season-opening thriller over Ravens

Josh Allen led Buffalo to three scores in the final four minutes, the last a 32-yard field goal by Matt Prater as time ...

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Baltimore mayor on cities called out by Trump: ‘The president could learn a lot from us’

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott accused President Trump of promoting “racist viewpoints” after Trump suggested expanding his ...

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