How Could The U.S. Military Be Used For Trump’s Mass Deportation Plan?
Quotes Peter Feaver, professor of political science and public policy
Topic Politics & Public Policy
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Experts Available to Comment on Expansions to Child Tax Credit
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Elections Expert Available to Comment on Harris VP Pick
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Experts Available on NC Gov. Cooper as VP Pick, NC As Battleground State
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Firearms Law Experts Available To Comment On Supreme Court Ruling In Rahimi
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Biden Immigration Policy Will Protect Children, Spouses of US Citizens, Expert Says
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