President Trump's Thursday morning Twitter storm included a mention of the pledge of allegiance controversy in St. Louis Park.
This is the second time this week the president had posted a comment on the issue, which remains unresolved in the Twin Cities suburb.
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St. Louis Park city leaders earlier this week discussed the controversy during a study session that drew a crowd of protesters.
The city council plans to listen to public comment on July 22 concerning their decision to not include the pledge before regular meetings.
A council member said earlier that they decided to not require the pledge to create a more welcoming environment for a diverse community.
