DeWine, Springfield mayor Rue speak out about expected Trump visit
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Springfield Mayor Rob Rue said at a press conference Thursday that they would like former President Donald Trump to stop making false claims about Haitian immigrants in Springfield and added they had not been in direct contact with him about his upcoming visit to the city.
DeWine speaks about potential Trump visit to Springfield
Trump has repeatedly made false claims about immigrants living in Springfield, and DeWine said several times the former president is wrong. The meeting was held at Springfield City Hall to discuss the strain the city has been through since the debate, plus how the governor and mayor have requested additional resources to help.
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WOIO) - Ohio Governor Mike DeWine is visiting Springfield Thursday and holding media availability at 3 p.m ...
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