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“We just want to make sure he’s at 100%. We don’t want to get him out there 70%, 75%. Like, let’s just take our time, make sure we get it right. Like I said, our medical staff … those guys have done a great job just making sure that he’s checking every box, not speeding through it, not skipping steps. We’re not going to let him skip steps and so we want to do right by Kawhi. They’ve done a good job.”

Under the plan, developers could exceed current limits on building in those areas if they include a certain percentage of affordable units.

“Even those who opposed us, we will work with them, too,” he said.

President-elect Donald Trump’s recent promise to deport entire families of undocumented immigrants — including those who are American citizens — harkens back to “repatriation” programs of the 1930s, which were used to attempt to pressure Mexican Americans, including Mexican citizens, into leaving the country voluntarily.

While most of the follow-up reporting and commentary on Trtump’s appearance has focused on his promise to challenge the constitutional right of birthright citizenship via executive order, Trump’s plans to remove whole families from the United States, including those citizens, may have greater historical precedent.