Dangerous opaque orders to make lists of American citizens based on broad criteria that could equate free speech with terrorism.

John Gilda

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Dangerous opaque orders to make lists of American citizens based on broad criteria that could equate free speech with terrorism.
Margaret Sanger prepares to take the stage at Ford Building in Boston, April 1929, protesting with a gagged mouth, where Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr. will read her speech.

Dear Representatives:

What is your position on NSPM-7? You should be concerned.

Senator Slotkin Senate floor speech: “The Trump administration define[s] domestic terrorism incredibly broadly...It suggests that any group that talks about anti-Christian values, views they don’t like on migration or race, differing views on the role of the family, religion, or morality could all be grounds for labeling an organization as domestic terrorists.”
“NSPM-7 is one of the most dangerous documents to come out of the White House since the orders to inter Japanese citizens during WWII,” Larry Pfeiffer, former CIA chief of staff and director of the George Mason University Hayden Center, said.

Sincerely,

John

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