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me in coming weeks, President Donald Trump announced this week." The deployment "will coincide with Milwaukee hosting a scaled-back, mostly virtual Democratic National Convention and ongoing protests against police brutality and racism." Cleveland Officials To Address Federal Intervention. The Cleveland Plain Dealer (7/23,

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