Free speech victory blocks deportation for political views
Editorial praises a 6th Circuit ruling that McCarran-Walter cannot be used to deport residents for expressing political views. The piece notes eight Los Angeles area suspects linked to PFLP, whose 1987 arrest led to a stalled case. It warns against secret hearings and urges broader protection of rights for aliens and citizens alike.
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Los Angeles
6Th US
Circuit Court of Appeals
McCarran-Walter
Supreme Court
U.S
Los Angeles Area
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Feds
Reagan
9Th Circuit
Clinton
Atrondt
America
Time to get rid of Clinton
A citizen warns that democracy collapses when people vote for money through government programs. He argues special interests resist spending cuts, and claims third parties are a copout. He urges citizens to accept tax payments to prevent bankruptcy and keep government on track.
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Clinton
United Sates
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Man
Letters to the Editor on Budget and Democracy
A reader criticizes high government spending and non essential employees while urging tax cuts and spending reductions. The letter condemns Clinton and advocates for balanced budgets, fewer pensions and a stronger economy through targeted tax cuts.
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Civil Service
Congressional
Balkans policy debate mirrors Vietnam split in U S
Donald Kaul argues Bosnia exposes a deep liberal conservative divide over military action. He surveys theories from psychologizing to partisan gridlock, notes Clinton’s persuasive limits, and contrasts Dole and Gingrich reactions. He warns a wider Balkan spillover if brakes aren’t applied.
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Vietnam
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Bob Dole
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Major media lose credibility on homosexual issues
Cal Thomas argues that major media disinformation on homosexuality harms credibility. He cites the Washington Post front page on a so called gay gene, questions Hamer's studies, notes conflicts with advocacy groups, and highlights media funding of gay journalist events as evidence of bias and eroding press ethics.
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Washington
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