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US Democrats want to investigate Donald Trump

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US Democrats want to investigate Donald Trump

US Democratic lawmakers want to strengthen oversight of immigration agents and investigate corruption allegations involving Donald Trump. They are also making the rising cost of living a priority amid a divided federal government, according to France 24 Afrique.

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