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Princeton Professor. Also—The Long View, Substack; Foreign Policy; NPR. New York Times Best Selling Author. julianzelizer.substack.com/

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Special Treatment for Cuban Refugees Is No More

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By Julian Zelizer
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
President Donald Trump continues to pursue an aggressive deportation campaign that has brought federal officials into U.S. cities and towns, apparently to detain as many undocumented and documented individuals as possible. Many of those apprehended are subsequently held in detention and removed from the country. For many Americans, the constant stream of controversy, drama, and scandal makes it difficult to grasp how far-reaching the administration’s actions have been.
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Bill Clinton Ended Welfare and Paved the Way For MAGA

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By Julian Zelizer
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
Thirty years ago, President Bill Clinton declared an end to “welfare as we know it” by signing the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. The legislation marked a historic turning point, ending the federal government’s longstanding commitment to protecting income support to women and children living in poverty. Aid to Families with Dependent Children, a program originally established by President Franklin D.
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Bill Clinton ended welfare and paved the way for MAGA

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By Julian Zelizer
| The Washington Post Verified
Thirty years ago, President Bill Clinton declared an end to “welfare as we know it” by signing the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act of 1996. The legislation marked a historic turning point, ending the federal government’s longstanding commitment to protecting income support to women and children living in poverty. Aid to Families with Dependent Children, a program originally established by President Franklin D.
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