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Trump says time to make schools ‘harder target for attackers’

By Bloomberg
24 February 2018   |   7:00 am
President Donald Trump calls for improvements to mental health screening and enhanced safety measures to address U.S. school shootings. He speaks at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Maryland on Friday.

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