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In this Monday, July 29, 2019, photo, a sign sits outside the Dutch Village apartments and townhomes, owned by the Kushner Cos., in Baltimore. Jared Kushner’s family real estate firm owns thousands of apartments and townhomes in the Baltimore area, and some have been criticized for the same kind of disrepair and neglect that the president has accused local leaders of failing to address.

These Baltimore Residents Say Trump's 'Rodent' Tweets Ring True. They Live in Homes Owned by Jared Kushner's Family

Residents have complained about mold, bedbugs, leaks and mice — plenty of m...

Residents have complained about mold, bedbugs, leaks and mice — plenty of mice.

A car is partially covered by ice following an overnight water main break in Baltimore on Jan. 3, 2018.

'This Is Unacceptable.' Baltimore Students Forced to Bundle Up in Frigid Classrooms

"We're doing our best, but our kids don't deserve this"

"We're doing our best, but our kids don't deserve this"

US Attorney General Jeff Sessions addresses law enforcement members at the Thomas Eagleton U.S. Courthouse on March 31, 2017 in St. Louis, Missouri. Michael B. Thomas—Getty Images

The Trump Administration Wants to Rethink Police Reforms. These Cities Are Moving Ahead

"Reform is in our self-interest"

"Reform is in our self-interest"

Freedom March

How One War Veteran Uses Photography to Manage his PTSD

Michael McCoy is an Iraq war veteran

Michael McCoy is an Iraq war veteran

Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby, right, holds a news conference near the site where Freddie Gray was arrested after her office dropped the remaining charges against three Baltimore police officers awaiting trial in Gray's death, in Baltimore, July 27, 2016.

The Collapse of the Freddie Gray Case Leaves an Uncertain Future for Baltimore's Top Prosecutor

Marilyn Mosby remains a divisive figure

Marilyn Mosby remains a divisive figure

Officer Garrett Miller, right, arrives for his pre-trial proceedings in Baltimore, on July 27, 2016.

Charges Dropped Against Baltimore Officers in Freddie Gray Case

No convictions for police a year after Gray's death

No convictions for police a year after Gray's death

Lt. Brian Rice poses for a mug shot in Baltimore, Maryland, on May 1, 2015.

Judge Acquits Highest-Ranking Officer in Freddie Gray Case

Lt. Brian Rice was the highest ranking officer charged in Gray's death

Lt. Brian Rice was the highest ranking officer charged in Gray's death