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The District of Calamity: Freedom 250 and the Semiquincentennial in Washington

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By L. Anderson
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The District of Calamity: Freedom 250 and the Semiquincentennial in Washington Residents and tourists of the nation’s capital saw the city transformed into a circus for more than a month – a site for media spectacles and thinly-veiled celebrations of the president.
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Inside Freedom 250’s 'Great American State Fair' Kickoff

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By L. Anderson
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Inside Freedom 250’s ‘Great American State Fair’ Kickoff Washington, D.C. — I arrived at the line to get into the National Mall around 3 p.m., shortly after Freedom 250 sent out last-minute emails announcing the location of the entrance. As early as I was for the 7 p.m. event, I knew I was in the right place because a line of MAGA hat-clad “patriots” had already formed down and around the block. This article is written from the perspective of L. Cam Anderson, a journalist who attended the event.
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Operation Metro Surge 'Brought Terror and Human Rights Violations to Minnesota Communities'

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By L. Anderson
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Operation Metro Surge ‘Brought Terror and Human Rights Violations to Minnesota Communities’ Minneapolis, MN — The federal government’s immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota earlier this year left in its wake human rights violations, widespread terror and laid bare the United States immigration enforcement’s volatile and abusive behavior, according to a Human Rights Watch (HRW) report published June 18.
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