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‘North Korean in a way’: Fmr. state attorney explains how Trump turns immigration laws ‘up to 11’
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6:16Now PlayingAttorney General Pam Bondi weighed in on the Signal chat issue, saying she believes the app is a safe way to communicate for government officials. Dave Aronberg, the former State Attorney for Palm Beach County, FL used to work with Bondi. He assesses her role in the Trump administration so far, comments on student detentions by the administration, and discusses President Trump’s deportation flights.
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