Postal worker allegedly tells man to leave US, calling it ‘Trump land’

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The Boston Globe

November 10, 2016

The United States Postal Service is investigating after a man said he saw a postal worker in Cambridge on Wednesday shout at another man to leave the country, calling it “Trump land.”

Yarden Katz, a fellow in the department of systems biology at Harvard Medical School, said in a telephone interview that he was at a Shell gas station at the corner of Webster and Cambridge streets around 1 p.m. Wednesday when the postal worker told an unidentified person, who looked to be of Hispanic descent, to “Go back to your country.”

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