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- Trump wants back in the casino business — as a landlord.
- Under a deal struck in December, Trump would sub-lease 17 acres of his Bronx golf course to Bally's.
- Trump's name would not be on the casino, and the deal still needs NY, NYC and local approval.
Former President Donald Trump wants back in the casino business — this time as a landlord in the Bronx.
Under an agreement struck with Bally's in December, Trump would sub-lease a 17-acre portion of his public golf course in the Bronx to the gaming giant, which hopes to get the local, city, and state approvals needed to build a casino there.