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Democrats fell far short of the two-thirds majority required to remove President Trump from office, as senators voted 52 to 48 to acquit him on the abuse-of-power allegation and 53 to 47 to clear him of obstruction.
President Trump's defenders frequently invoked the figure of 63 million voters who backed him in 2016. But what that number ignores is that President Trump is not the only person who serves with a mandate of voters.
The billionaire former New York mayor is financing a massive political machinery across the country and has rolled out multiple endorsements in preparation for Super Tuesday in early March.
Acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf said new state limits on information sharing with immigration authorities made it impossible to process applications.
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