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It's Friday, July 28, 2017. From slate, it's the gist I'm Mike Pasca. The president spoke

today on Long Island where gang murders have gripped the communities of Brentwood and

nearby central ice-slip, six slangs of teenagers within the last few months. Since 2016,

11 killings have been attributed to the gang MS-13. The New York Post says, here's a headline,

MS-13 is turning Long Island into a homicide hotbed. It is not. There were 24 murders

in Suffolk County last year. With 1.5 million people, it's a murder rate well below the

national average. MS-13 is a problem. It's not just scary. It's a real problem. It should

be scary. It needs to be addressed. Immigration laws have been exploited by the gangs.

To the same extent, Donald Trump is exploiting this as an issue. Fear of foreigners is a mainstay

of his message. But you know what? Some foreigners, like some of the ones in MS-13, should be feared.

My problem with Trump isn't that he falsely calls criminal gangs a problem, though he

does exaggerate how bad a problem they are. My critique is that his presidency has thus

far shown it is incompetent and impudent to adequately address the problem. Or any other.

His incompetence on anything other than rhetoric shines through. And when it comes to rhetoric,

he's really only successful in the eyes of his most ardent supporters. So today in Suffolk

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