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Perhaps Krasner has concluded that crime in Philadelphia is largely solved, freeing him up to focus on prosecuting ICE agents.

In hinting at “nationalizing” elections, Trump suggests a world in which minorities would have more difficulty voting than any time since 1965.

The speech advocacy group FIRE said the Taylor City Council must read the comment, and it's up to the courts to decide whether it is defamatory.