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Trump Visits Iowa Trying to Focus on Affordability During Fallout over Nurse's Minneapolis Shooting
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump is headed to Iowa to tour a local business and deliver an affordability speech at the Horizon Events Center, Clive, amid Minneapolis shooting fallout.
- White House officials say the trip is part of a weekly affordability push, with President Donald Trump touring Michigan, Pennsylvania and North Carolina to court swing-state voters.
- Clive will close NW 100th Street between Hickman Road and Swanson Boulevard from noon to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27, designating northbound lanes as a free-speech area with parking at Revision Church.
- With multiple competitive districts, the visit carries congressional implications as Republicans hope the trip will help Rep. Zach Nunn, R-Iowa, rally support amid Democratic challengers targeting key seats.
- The fatal Minneapolis shooting of Alex Pretti has intensified scrutiny as the White House said Trump will await the probe while he spoke with Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and lawmakers pressed for details.
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