Trump’s alleged trade deal with China would fix nothing. Keeping impeachment simple. Trump administration’s deportation régime is faltering.

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December 16, 2019

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Trump’s Alleged Trade Deal with China Would Fix Nothing ([link removed] )

The agreement does nothing to address the root cause of the trade war.

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