Missouri Republican Redistricting Likely Headed Back To Supreme Court After Circuit Court Greenlights New Map
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Hundreds of Minuteman Project volunteers are planning to abandon on Wednesday their posts at the country’s borders and instead direct their energies toward the Senate. The civilian patrol group, whose members President Bush has described as “vigilantes,” will plant itself on the Senate lawn and “invite all 100 senators to come and speak to us about the chaotic lack of immigration law enforcement,” the group’s founder, James Gilchrist, said.
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|Hundreds of Minuteman Project volunteers are planning to abandon on Wednesday their posts at the country’s borders and instead direct their energies toward the Senate. The civilian patrol group, whose members President Bush has described as “vigilantes,” will plant itself on the Senate lawn and “invite all 100 senators to come and speak to us about the chaotic lack of immigration law enforcement,” the group’s founder, James Gilchrist, said.
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