周六，在得克萨斯州埃尔帕索发生致命的大规模枪击屠杀后，唐纳德·特朗普总统表示，他承诺支持西得克萨斯镇的联邦政府。

       然而，这可能还不包括他在二月份埃尔帕索集会上筹集的近50万美元——包括滞纳金。

       根据孤星州的多家新闻媒体报道，今年2月11日，总统希尔欠埃尔帕索市超过47万美元的交通和安全服务，用于他的“让美国再次伟大”运动。

       此外还有滞纳金，这使得账单超过50万美元。这些费用清单计入特朗普竞选集会。

       埃尔帕索市的交通主管劳拉·克鲁兹-阿科斯塔说:“城市工作人员已经遵循了我们提供的与任何发票相关的流程和程序，我们将根据城市和州的政策继续这样做。”。

       据KSAT称，该市将特朗普竞选发票寄出六个月，称该竞选活动有一张未结清的市政服务发票，如警察保护、消防、航空、公共汽车和卫生部门。

       “我们正在就上面列出的过期发票与您联系，”一封信来自城市特朗普的竞选口号是。“我们意识到这可能是你的疏忽；然而，你在埃尔帕索市的账户已经过期。

       “你支付所列发票的义务将无限期地保留在市政府的账上，直到债务全部付清。此外，市政府可以选择不与负债超过100美元的个人签订合同。”

       埃尔帕索市议员亚历山大·安内洛(Alexsandra Annello)在6月份表示，50万美元给这座城市及其纳税公民带来了额外负担。

       安内洛说:“这表明人们对埃尔帕索的社区和纳税选民缺乏关注。”。“特朗普总统在过去一年里在许多方面给这个社区带来了财政负担，但尚未向我们展示我们应得的尊重。很明显，我们的边疆不是总统的优先事项。”

       安内洛说，她的城市的资源已经捉襟见肘，支付资源将大有帮助。

       “我们的资源现在真的很紧张，”安内洛在德克萨斯论坛报。“我们的警察和消防人员都筋疲力尽了，我们的卫生部门已经连续三天与家人团聚了。正如你从法案中看到的，这些是总统访问所需的服务。除了财务成本之外，我们的社区和资源已经捉襟见肘，不需要这种额外负担。”

       据《德克萨斯论坛报》报道，考虑到滞纳金，特朗普2020竞选团队现在欠埃尔帕索市近57万美元。

TRUMP OWES NEARLY $500,000 TO EL PASO FOR MAGA RALLY, SAYS HE WILL VISIT CITY AFTER MASSACRE

       President Donald Trump said Saturday after the deadly mass shooting massacre in El Paso, Texas, that he pledged support of the federal government to the west Texas town.

       However, that might not include the nearly half million dollars he racked up for a rally in El Paso back during February — including late fees.

              According to multiple news outlets in the Lone Star State, the president sill owes the city of El Paso more than $470,000 for transportation and security services for his Make America Great Again (MAGA) campaign on Feb. 11 this year.

       Tacked on to that are late fees, which bring the bill to more than $500,000. Here is the list of feescharged to the Trump campaign rally.

       "The city staff have followed the process and procedures as it relates to any invoicing that we provide, and we will continue to do so accordingly as per city and state policies," said Laura Cruz-Acosta, communications director for the city of El Paso.

       The city sent the Trump campaign invoices for six months, saying the campaign had an outstanding invoice for city services like police protection, fire department, aviation, buses and the health department, according to KSAT.

       "We are contacting you regarding the past due invoice(s) listed above," a letter from the city to Trump's campaign reads. "We realize this may been an oversight on your part; however, your account with the city of El Paso is extremely past due.

       "Your obligation to pay the invoice listed will remain on the City's books indefinitely until the debt is paid in full. Furthermore, the City may choose to not enter into a contract with an individual that is indebted to the City for more than $100.00."

       El Paso Councilwoman Alexsandra Annello said in June that the half-million dollars puts an extra burden on the city and its tax-paying citizens.

       "It shows a lack of concern for the community and the tax paying voters of El Paso," Annello said. "President Trump has in many ways, over the last year, put a financial burden on this community and has yet to show us the respect we deserve. It is clear that our borderland is not a priority of the president."

       Annello said her city's resources are already stretched thin, and that payment for resources rendered would greatly help.

       "Our resources are really strained right now," Annello said in the Texas Tribune. "Our police and fire are exhausted, our health department had for three days straight been working with the reunification of families. As you see from the bill, these are the services required for a presidential visit. In addition to financial costs, our community and resources are already strained and do not need this extra burden."

       Considering late fees, the Trump 2020 Campaign now owes nearly $570,000 to the City of El Paso, according to the Texas Tribune.