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Editor at the The Washington Post, covering politics and the 2020 campaign.
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President’s comments on Alex Pretti shooting reignite outcry from gun rights defenders

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By Naftali Bendavid Verified, Sam Janesch, Hallie Lauer Verified, Ford Turner Verified
| Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Verified
WASHINGTON — The split among Republicans over Second Amendment protections widened in the wake of comments Tuesday by President Donald Trump on the fatal Saturday shooting of a citizen by federal immigration officers.
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GOP backlash on Minnesota signals a tougher landscape for Trump

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By Kadia Goba Verified, Naftali Bendavid Verified
| MSN Verified
The growing number of Republicans challenging the Trump administrations handling of the Alex Pretti killing reflects a potentially significant shift in the dynamics of the Trump presidency, as GOP officials who have almost uniformly supported the president are sparking an unusual backlash over his signature issue of immigration.
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Europäische und amerikanische Politiker reagieren offen mit Kritik auf US-Präsident Donald Trump

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By Naftali Bendavid Verified
| Augsburger Allgemeine Verified
Anders Vistisen, ein Mitglied des Europäischen Parlaments aus Dänemark, trat vergangene Woche im riesigen Plenarsaal des Parlaments ans Mikrofon. Normalerweise werden dort die Fragen der europäischen Staatskunst und Diplomatie in feierlichem und oft trockenem Ton diskutiert. In der gegenwärtigen, politisch instabilen Lage findet Visiten allerdings klare Worte für US-Präsident Donald Trump: „Lassen Sie mich das in Worten ausdrücken, die Sie vielleicht verstehen, Herr Präsident“, sagte er.
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