Trump University fraud allegations raise questions over his suitability as US preside

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[SIZE=-1]It was billed as the chance to become the new Donald Trump, the opportunity to follow in the mogul's footsteps and make a fortune in property. According to one estimate, 7,000 students thought this was a good idea and signed up for a course at