El Paso City Council To Revisit Donald Trump Half-A-Million Debt To Taxpayers
Since March 27, 2019, the City of El Paso has been trying to collect $569,204.63 from Donald Trump. The city has sent several reminders about the past due amounts owed to the city’s taxpayers. According to the city’s February 2 statement, Trump owes El Paso’s taxpayers $569,204.63. On April 20, 2020, then Mayor Dee Margo,…
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