"Contradictions in Trump's Claims: Families Speak Out"

During a campaign event in Michigan, Donald Trump claimed to have spoken with the family of a murder victim killed by an undocumented immigrant, using the case to emphasize his stance on immigration. However, the victim's sister refuted this claim, stating that neither Trump nor his campaign had contacted the family. Trump's focus on high-profile killings by undocumented immigrants has been a central theme of his campaign, while Democrats have emphasized evidence that undocumented immigrants do not commit more crime than legal residents. The victim's family members have refrained from engaging in the political controversy, emphasizing the need to focus on the victim's life.
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- Trump said he spoke with a slain woman's family. The sister says he didn't. Yahoo! Voices
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