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20 points Does the federal government have the right to remove a group of people for it's own gain? Why or why not?
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Does the federal government have the right to remove a group of people for it's own gain? Why or why not?
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Yes sadly they can remove a group of people For example Imigrants Latin people are not allowed in America they have to walk by foot
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