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1st Amendment, 1st 100 days

Women, men and children march in Lansing

By Spartan Newsroom | January 21, 2017

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Trump issues travel ban against seven Muslim countries as Michigan State panelists discuss “Race, Religion, and Immigration in America Today.” While the ban appeared to fill a Trump campaign promise to “prevent Muslim immigration,” he posted a notice two days after signing the ban saying it was “not about religion.”

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This Michigan State journalism project looks at how First Amendment freedoms of religion, speech, press, assembly and petition are exercised and tested during the first 100 days of the Trump administration.

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