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In every generation, the Declaration of Independence has stood for a more expansive promise of freedom and equality.

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The change comes less than a week after the Baltimore Sheriff’s office reported that a pretrial services employee invited ICE into the courthouse.

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A recent judgment by the US Supreme Court calls into question the separation of powers established by the constitution.