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Mon, January 13, 2025
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Donald Trump Is Making Canada Nationalistic Again
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Defense pick Pete Hegseth repeatedly criticized r .. oving names of Confederate generals from US bases
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Catching the Car
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How Tulip Siddiq boasted of campaigning alongside aunt in 2008
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Pete Hegseth made millions at Fox News and $900,000 from paid speeches in the last 2 years
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Senate Democrats demand Garland preserve Trump case records
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Supreme Court turns back Utah's push to wrest control of public land from the federal government
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Human Services Commissioner Jodi Harpstead resigning after more than five years on the job
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Trump ignores Jimmy Carter mourning period and returns flags to full height at Mar-a-Lago
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What has Donald Trump said about the LA wildfires and other environmental disasters?
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Fentanyl killed their kids, and they're desperate for change. Can Trump help?

Fentanyl killed their kids, and they're desperate for change. Can Trump help?


Published on 2025-01-13 15:21:18 - MSN
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  • Families torn apart by fentanyl use are putting their faith in Trump's promise to crack down on border control and illegal immigration. But will it work?

The article discusses the tragic impact of fentanyl on American families, focusing on parents who have lost children to fentanyl overdoses. These parents are actively seeking change in drug policy and are looking towards former President Donald Trump for support, given his previous administration's focus on the opioid crisis. Trump has expressed interest in addressing the issue, particularly highlighting the influx of fentanyl from China and Mexico. The parents' advocacy includes pushing for stricter border controls, harsher penalties for drug trafficking, and better education on the dangers of fentanyl. Their efforts are part of a broader movement to combat the opioid epidemic, with many feeling that Trump's tough stance on drugs could lead to significant policy changes if he were to return to office. However, the article also notes the complexity of the issue, involving international relations, domestic policy, and the ongoing challenge of addiction treatment and prevention.

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