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Think Tank Says Trump’s $1.7B National Guard Deployments Didn’t Cut Violent Crime

thedailybeast.com · 9h · first report

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Donald Trump went on a furious rant after a liberal think tank said the president’s costly National Guard deployments in cities did not reduce violent crime. Analysis from the Center for American Progress found that the Trump administration’s crime crackdown in cities such as Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. , cost American taxpayers more than $1.7 billion but had little effect. A report from CAP published in July suggested that Trump tried to portray his troop-deployment efforts as a success by “exploiting” the fact that violent crime and murder were already declining in the cities his administration targeted with its “extreme interventions.” Read more at The Daily Beast.

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  1. 'Liars must be held accountable:' Trump threatens think tank

    rawstory.com · 43m

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  2. Violent crime falling further across many large cities: Report

    thehill.com · 1h

  3. Trump throws tantrum after rebuke of his National Guard deployments

    alternet.org · 1h

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