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Boston Globe accuses Trump of stoking attacks on Somali Americans

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Boston Globe accuses Trump of stoking attacks on Somali Americans

In an opinion piece in the Boston Globe, columnist Yvonne Abraham accuses Donald Trump of targeting Somalis in the United States, particularly those in Minnesota, through remarks aimed at an entire community. She believes these attacks come amid a campaign for congressional elections and declining support for the president's immigration policy, according to the US media.

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