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Trump plans California trip to assess wildfire damage

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United States President-elect Donald Trump plans to visit Los Angeles to survey wildfire damage and assess recovery efforts, CNN reported, citing sources familiar with the discussions.

Talks between Trump's team and California officials are reportedly ongoing, but no specific date has been set.

This potential visit follows a letter from California Governor Gavin Newsom, inviting Trump to review the devastation after Trump previously criticized Newsom's response to the fires.

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