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BALTIMORE, MD - DECEMBER 10: President-elect Donald Trump meets with cadets from the Military academies prior to the game between the Navy Midshipmen and the Army Black Nights at M&T Bank Stadium on December 10, 2016 in Baltimore, Maryland. . Trump has been holding rallies nationwide prior to his inauguration in January. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)

BALTIMORE (WJZ) — In her visit to M&T Bank prior to the Army-Navy Game, Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh hand-delivered a letter on the needs of the city to visiting President-elect Donald Trump.

Pugh writes on social media “I delivered a letter noting importance of our infrastructure needs & need for investment of federal funds.”

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This move by Pugh comes two days after City Council took action against President-elect Trump. The  council unanimously voting to condemn the president-elect’s rhetoric.

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Mayor Pugh also took advantage of the visit to the stadium to speak with Attorney General Loretta Lynch.

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