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President Donald Trump did not refer to any specific comments from San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz that indicated she had “come back” from her criticism of the federal response. 
  
 Trump says San Juan mayor has 'come back a long way' 
  
 President Donald Trump said as he departed for hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico on Tuesday morning that the mayor of San Juan, who he strongly criticized over the weekend, has “come back a long way.” 
  
 San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz was outspoken last week in her pleas for more support from the federal government, criticizing the rosy recovery picture painted by acting Secretary of Homeland Security Elaine Duke and appealing directly to the president in an interview on CNN. 
  
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 Although she expressed gratitude for Trump’s help and did not attack him directly, her words were enough to prompt the president into a Twitter spree in which he said the mayor had shown “such poor leadership ability.” At the outset of his Tuesday morning trip to the island, Trump suggested Cruz had begun to come around. 
  
 “Well, I think she's come back a long way. And you know, I think it's now acknowledged what a great job we've done and people are looking at that,” the president told reporters before boarding Marine One on the White House’s south lawn. “whether it's her or anybody else, they're all starting to say it. I appreciate very much the governor and his comments. He has said we have done an incredible job, and that's the truth.” 
  
 Trump did not refer to any specific comments from Cruz that indicated she had “come back” from her criticism of the federal response. 
  
 It was a significantly warmer tone toward the mayor than the president expressed over the weekend, when he wrote online that Cruz “who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the Democrats that you must be nasty to Trump” and that she and other Puerto Rican leaders “want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort.” 
  
 The president on Tuesday praised the work of first responders and federal teams from FEMA and the military who have worked to aid Puerto Rico, but he doubled down on a complaint he issued online over the weekend, that Cruz and other Puerto Rican officials “are not able to get their workers to help.” 
  
 “Now the roads are cleared. Communication’s starting to come back. We need their truck drivers,” Trump said. “Their drivers have to start driving trucks. We have to do that. So at a local level, they have to give us more help.” 
  
  ||||| President Donald Trump came face to face with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulin Cruz, who he derided on Twitter as “nasty” and lacking leadership skills. 
  
 The President and First Lady Melania Trump came to Puerto Rico on Tuesday, where they will meet with hurricane victims and participate in briefings with numerous officials, including Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rosselló and U.S. Virgin Islands Gov. Kenneth Mapp. 
  
 According to a pool report, Trump and the Mayor exchanged greetings before the briefing. Although there was applause several times, she did not join in. 
  
 “I have accepted the invitation on behalf of the people of San Juan and out of respect for the American people represented by the Office of the President of the United States,” Cruz wrote in a statement posted on Facebook. “This is about saving lives, not about politics.” 
  
 On Saturday, Trump slammed Cruz on Twitter. “The Mayor of San Juan, who was very complimentary only a few days ago, has now been told by the Democrats that you must be nasty to Trump,” he said. “Such poor leadership ability by the Mayor of San Juan, and others in Puerto Rico, who are not able to get their workers to help. They want everything to be done for them when it should be a community effort. 10,000 Federal workers now on Island doing a fantastic job.” 
  
 The day before Trump’s Twitter spree, Cruz held a news conference in which she urged the federal government to help the U.S. island territory, and asked Trump to ensure someone from his administration is “up to the task of saving lives.” 
  
 “If anybody out there is listening, we are dying. And you are killing us with the inefficiency,” she said. 
  
 Trump said on Tuesday that Cruz has come a “long way.” 
  
 “I think it’s now acknowledged what a great job we’ve done, and people are looking at that,” he told reporters before leaving for Puerto Rico. 
  
 Trump has faced criticism beyond Cruz for his response to Puerto Rico. Rossello has called the destruction a “humanitarian disaster,” and officials estimate it will be months before the island fully regains power. The President of Oxfam America, an international organization devoted to alleviating poverty, said it is getting involved in the relief effort because of the U.S. government’s slow response. 
  
 “Oxfam rarely responds to humanitarian emergencies in the U.S. and other wealthy countries, but as the situation in Puerto Rico worsens and the federal government’s response continues to falter, Oxfam has decided to step in to lend our expertise in dealing with some of the world’s most catastrophic disasters,” Abby Maxman, President of Oxfam America, said in a statement Monday. 
  
 Cruz had said that she would be happy to meet with the President. “If he asks to meet with me, of course I would with him. I mean, you know, anything that can be done and anyone that can listen,” she said on ABC’s This Week With George Stephanopoulos last Sunday. 
  
 White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Monday that the administration had invited Cruz to participate in events with the President during his visit to Puerto Rico. 
  
 “This administration, as well as other members on the ground, have reached out to her. We hope that she will join with us in those efforts and be a part of things,” Sanders said. |||||

President Trump says San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz has "come back a long way" from her criticism of the federal response to Hurricane Maria. "I think it's now acknowledged what a great job we've done and people are looking at that. Whether it's her or anybody else, they're all starting to say it," Trump told reporters Tuesday before flying to Puerto Rico, per Politico. It marked a friendlier tone than Trump had used days earlier when stating Puerto Rican officials "want everything to be done for them." He said Tuesday, however, that although roads are cleared and communications are being restored, "at a local level, they have to give us more help." The White House said Monday that Trump would come face-to-face with Cruz on Tuesday after the mayor accepted an invitation to attend events alongside him, per Time. "I have accepted the invitation on behalf of the people of San Juan and out of respect for the American people represented by the Office of the President of the United States," Cruz wrote on Facebook. "This is about saving lives, not about politics." Previously, she has been openly critical of the federal government's response, and Trump lashed out at her over the weekend.