Trump shouldn't send National Guard to Mass., Healey says
As she addressed recent public safety incidents, Gov. Healey said there's "no need" for President Trump to deploy the National Guard to Massachusetts.
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As she addressed recent public safety incidents, Gov. Healey said there's "no need" for President Trump to deploy the National Guard to Massachusetts.
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