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Trump laments NYC horse-drawn carriage ban

Thursday 22 October20:39 · 2h agoAI summary
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President Trump expressed sadness over New York City Council's expected ban on horse-drawn carriages, set to begin in 2028.

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01Summary

  1. 01President Trump said on Thursday he is sad about the ban, which the New York City Council is expected to pass the same day.
  2. 02The ban, if passed, would take effect in 2028.
  3. 03The carriages operate in Central Park and have been a long-standing tourist attraction.

02Why it matters

New Yorkers and tourists who enjoy the carriages may lose a historic attraction, while animal rights advocates will view the ban as a win for animal welfare.

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