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why would president andrew jackson not want federal goverment to enforce the decision in worcester v. georgia
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why would president andrew jackson not want federal goverment to enforce the decision in worcester v. georgia

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President Andrew Jackson didn’t want the federal government to enforced the decision in Worcester v. Georgia because it conflicted with Jackson’s policy of Indian removal.
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