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The situation with Haitian migrants at the border has been a sore spot among civil rights and immigrant groups, but it combines with other setbacks on policies involving Black and Hispanic voters, too.
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Media was ushered out of the Oval Office on Sept. 21, after President Biden and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson took questions from only U.K. reporters. (Reuters)
Members of the White House press corps filed a formal complaint.
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The court dissolved its ruling from July finding unconstitutional laws that prevent young adults younger than 21 from buying handguns because the woman who brought the case turned 21 before the decision became official.
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