Ocasio-Cortez is an avowed Democratic Socialist whose local New York City chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America tweeted out just a few days ago what they believe: Abolish profits, abolish prisons, abolish cash bail, abolish borders, abolish ICE.
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"Hillary wants to abolish -- essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," he said.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the Second Amendment," he said.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the Second Amendment," he told the audience.
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When they hear abolish I.C.E, they hear abolish safety, are you worried about that?
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," he said during an Aug.
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I think there might legitimate reasons to abolish it and illegitimate reasons to abolish it.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said, according to The Washington Post.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said to boos from the crowd.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Donald Trump said at a campaign rally on Tuesday.
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But the United States should abolish its barriers even if China, Canada or others do not abolish theirs.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said speaking at a rally earlier this year.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said at the rally, to boos from the crowd.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the Second Amendment," Trump said at a rally in Wilmington, N.C., on Tuesday.
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And so, in league with other politics intended to challenge privilege, I say again: Abolish the DEA, and abolish ICE.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the Second Amendment," Donald Trump said at a rally in North Carolina in August 2016.
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We want to abolish the sanctions on Russia and we want to collaborate with them in order to abolish radical Islam.
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But Stewart didn't run on a promise — in the words of a DSA placard at a demonstration in New York — to "abolish profit, abolish prisons, abolish cash bail, abolish borders"; he ran on a platform of "Putting Neighbors First" and has recently introduced "housing for all" legislation to expand renters' rights and options for home buyers.
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" And at an August 2016 campaign rally in North Carolina, Trump said: "Hillary Clinton wants to abolish -- essentially abolish the Second Amendment.
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I can understand where all this frustration stems from, but frankly it should be an 'abolish Trump' movement, not an 'abolish ICE' movement.
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PERRY NO LONGER WANTS TO ABOLISH HIS NEW AGENCY: Rick Perry is in a prime position to lead the department he once said he would abolish.
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The legislation, dubbed "Abolish ICE," comes amid growing calls on the left to abolish the agency, even as some Senate Democrats have broken with those calls.
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Abolish this canonical, consumer approach to pop culture, abolish the fan-consumer, and liberate pop culture from the stultifying logic of the service industry and market capitalism.
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Donald Trump: 'Second Amendment' gun advocates could deal with Hillary Clinton "Hillary wants to abolish -- essentially abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said during a speech in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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To be a different kind of novel, it would have to abolish something, abolish several things—plot, consequence, the pleasure a reader derives from answers withheld, the premeditation of these.
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But the slogan "abolish ICE" suggested that Democrats wanted to abolish not only the agency but also the deportation of any illegal immigrants—something that runs afoul of public support.
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But if a man can't even remember which three agencies he'd abolish, it made people wonder whether he had put enough thought into the details of just how he'd abolish them.
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The government will abolish permits for opening bank accounts by small firms and abolish restrictions on capital and equity holdings for private firms when they invest in resources development, transport and urban projects.
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But first, for weeks Democrats have called to abolish ICE.
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The passing of the 13th Amendment to eventually abolish slavery?
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" King called the movement to abolish ICE "dangerous and disgraceful.
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An "Abolish ICE" sticker in New York City on Tuesday.
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In other words, they want to abolish immigration enforcement entirely.
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No one seriously demanded we abolish the entire Defense Department.
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Recently, House Democrats even authorizing a bill to abolish ICE.
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Razavi is also part of the movement to abolish ICE.
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He has threatened to abolish land rights over indigenous territories.
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This victory would have made it easy to abolish slavery.
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It is time for the Democratic Party to abolish superdelegates.
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Again, we see this in states that abolish affirmative action.
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It seems that Moon is deliberately trying to abolish Japan.
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Price could relax its strictures administratively but cannot abolish them.
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There was slavery, which required the Civil War to abolish.
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Of course they want to abolish ICE and so forth.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNClarifies 'Abolish' 13th Amendment Remark'Yandhi' Album On Hold!
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But what's he think we should do, abolish Wall Street?
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Sanders, on the other hand, would rather abolish capital punishment.
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We can't stop winds and abolish vegetation and eliminate fires.
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"Islam did not abolish slavery directly and clearly," he wrote.
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Calls to abolish the agency have gained traction with lawmakers.
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When I am president, we will abolish the death penalty.
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There are no mainstream calls to abolish the Border Patrol.
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OPINION Abolish the filibuster and the Electoral College, by Rep.
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In any case, it wouldn't accomplish anything to abolish ICE.
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Duckworth says she won't join the call to abolish ICE
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"I'm not saying we should abolish boys' choirs," she said.
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There are numerous pragmatic reasons to abolish the death penalty.
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Does she imagine that it will abolish itself without bloodshed?
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Abolish or even simply alter the timing of Australia Day?
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It is the only measure that will really abolish slavery.
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Some critics have urged the government to abolish it entirely.
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While the policy didn't abolish immigration imprisonment, it came close.
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In fact, some leading Democrats actually want to abolish ICE.
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"I believe it is a dangerous anachronism, it is autarchy, to say that we will abolish the asylum law, it is like saying we will abolish a large part of democracy," he told Reuters.
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Last year, China announced it would abolish its one-child policy.
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Last year, Nebraska became the 19th state to abolish capital punishment.
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She wants to abolish ICE and of course impeach President Trump.
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The new platform of the Democratic Party is to abolish ICE.
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" Added Pence, "Under President Donald Trump, we will never abolish ICE.
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Chuck Schumer would never have chosen the message to abolish ICE.
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ICE funding showdown expected amid calls by Dems to abolish agency.
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Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All plan, which would abolish private insurance.
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To do that, UEFA could also abolish the original FFP rules.
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We will pass a simple flat tax and abolish the IRS.
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I have offered the PRO Sports Act to abolish these exemptions.
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Over 200 years ago, Britain led the charge to abolish slavery.
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Trump has repeatedly suggested that Clinton will "abolish" the Second Amendment.
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Washington is the 20th American state to abolish the death penalty.
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" Cynthia Nixon to @theView: "I think we need to abolish ICE.
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Utah's conservative state Senate recently voted to abolish the death penalty.
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There are increasing calls among Democrats to completely abolish ICE altogether.
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Donald Trump: "Hillary wants to essentially abolish the Second Amendment." pic.twitter.
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Elaine Godfrey: What Democrats really mean when they say 'abolish ICE.
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Louisiana to abolish the death penalty for crimes other than murder.
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She has also expressed support for the movement to abolish ICE.
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Last year's winner was the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
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Progressive activists have long called for the government to abolish ICE.
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The first was to abolish this country-based preference for immigration.
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Calls to abolish the organization have appeared frequently on social media.
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Meanwhile, the transhumanist Zoltan Istvan wants technology to abolish sleep altogether.
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She wants to persuade her fellow Democrats to abolish the filibuster.
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What industry are we going to abolish next, the coffee industry?
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And I'd be happy to abolish the term 'breakfast test' completely.
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What I want to do is abolish the killers in ISIS.
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In 2002, Vermont became the first state to abolish subminimum wage.
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Maxine Waters is not on board with calls to abolish ICE.
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New Hampshire could become the 21st state to abolish capital punishment.
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What is your thinking about the nascent movement to abolish it?
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That's becoming cloudy, as you see with the Abolish ICE movement.
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The power-shift taking place will abolish the power of divisiveness.
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Lawmakers have pledged to abolish the tax once Brexit is complete.
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Mr. Trump's choice for energy secretary wanted to abolish the department.
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Shortly after taking office, he sought to abolish partisan municipal elections.
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She wants to appoint judges who will abolish the Second Amendment.
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That's progress, but why not go unicameral and abolish the governorship?
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"Hillary wants to abolish — essentially abolish — the Second Amendment," Trump said to boos from the crowd in Wilmington, N.C. "By the way, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks," he added.
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He has joked that after his standard introduction, "Britain stood alone last night as" he would fill in with details like "Europe proceeded with plans to abolish the prawn cocktail flavor crisp" or "abolish the curved cucumber".
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He has joked that after his standard introduction, "Britain stood alone last night as" he would fill in with details like "Europe proceeded with plans to abolish the prawn cocktail flavour crisp" or "abolish the curved cucumber".
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It is as if China had ordered Britain to abolish the BBC.
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She&aposs moving the party far left with this abolish ICE nonsense.
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But it's not clear that Kavanaugh would rule to abolish the CFPB.
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He wants to abolish ICE, but I guess who doesn&apost today.
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"We should abolish ICE," de Blasio said Friday morning on WNYC radio.
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Y.: I think we need to abolish ICE, that seems really clear.
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Now, they&aposre getting behind the call to abolish ICE, with gusto.
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It makes absolutely no sense from public safety perspective to abolish ICE.
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Wylie's bold, billboard-sized paintings tend to abolish hierarchy of all kinds.
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The city will then abolish 221 parking spaces on the streets above.
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It's a system that shouldn't exist, and it's time to abolish it.
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At first, the Abolish ICE movement seemed to follow a familiar pattern.
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So to just flatly denounce calls to abolish ICE is not correct.
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"Abolish ICE" was popularized by 25-year-old socialist researcher Sean McElwee.
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The bill's right-wing critics, however, want to abolish the subsidies entirely.
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Business lobby groups fiercely oppose the government's decision to abolish the provision.
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He's also said he would abolish the Department of Education as president.
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India's sudden action to abolish 22.15 and 21.43,22.9 rupee notes on Nov.
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It would also eliminate mandatory minimum sentencing and abolish the death penalty.
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Some want to abolish ICE, the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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Republicans have long sought to kneecap the bureau or abolish it altogether.
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"We will never abolish ICE," Pence said to applause from the crowd.
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Clinton, the candidate or president, will not actively work to abolish capital
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Duterte on Monday said he had no plan to abolish the CHR.
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Many Germans fear there is a hidden agenda to abolish cash altogether.
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But no one is pushing to abolish the nation's health safety net.
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Now please ban gutkha and paan and abolish lal battis as well.
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And, as I said before, she wants to abolish the Second Amendment.
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This is a guy who wanted to abolish the Department of Energy.
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"Abolish ICE" is becoming a catchall rallying cry against draconian immigration policies.
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It's time for leadership to abolish marijuana prohibition and heal our nation.
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In 2016 he narrowly lost a referendum to abolish presidential term limits.
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She joins fellow open-border advocates and "abolish ICE" loons like Sens.
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New York magazine: Is "abolish ICE" a winning midterm message for Democrats?
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Harris later clarified that she wouldn't want to abolish private insurance altogether.
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Other lawmakers have also joined the call to abolish ICE, including Sen.
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The Abolish Human Trafficking Act takes several concrete steps to do that.
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Congress would do well to abolish the home mortgage interest deduction completely.
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And we will pass a simple flat tax and abolish the IRS.
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Twitter did not give birth to cyberbullying, nor will they abolish it.
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But the notion that he can single-handedly abolish agencies is fanciful.
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Brexit Party: Resist privatisation of the NHS and abolish current healthcare targets.Education
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But that hope ebbed with Beijing's plans to abolish presidential term limits.
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If it's to abolish ICE, it's a dereliction of responsibility for governance.
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Suppose California were considering a ballot initiative to abolish the death penalty.
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What do you think of the plan to abolish the Electoral College?
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Read about last year's winner, the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
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We do not need a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College.
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The Trump administration recently boycotted United Nations talks to abolish nuclear weapons.
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The simple solution is to abolish such an absurd and anachronistic system.
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She identifies with Elizabeth Warren as wanting to abolish ICE, open borders.
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It also would abolish the alternative minimum tax and the estate tax.
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"If it were up to me I would abolish open plan offices."
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Has there ever been a serious effort to abolish the Electoral College?
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Matt Gaetz of Florida, seeks to abolish the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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She wants to abolish ICE and has sworn off corporate PAC money.
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Recently, New Hampshire became the 21st state to abolish the death penalty.
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California became the first state to abolish cash bail entirely last year.
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"Abolish ICE" becomes the newest rallying cry; Mexico elects a leftist president.
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Abolish ICE is unpopular and controversial even within the wider Democratic Party.
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"Hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the Second Amendment," he said during a rally in Wilmington, N.C. "By the way, if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do folks," Trump added of the Democratic presidential nominee.
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IF WE were somehow to abolish its government, would America become less equal?
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BENNETT: Well, I don&apost think it&aposs going to be abolish ICE.
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Portland protesters call to abolish ICE Portland mayor sides with anti-ICE protesters.
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I said the things that they are saying sounds cuckoo, like abolish ICE.
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And speaking of wall and the border, liberal Democrats want to abolish ICE.
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Suppose the Democrats get their way, Jason, and they get to abolish ICE.
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Meanwhile, the President ripping Democrats again over their continued call to abolish ICE.
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Four Democratic senators have introduced a constitutional amendment that would abolish the college.
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Only a minority want to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE).
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So maybe we should really be working to abolish all political parties completely.
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He thought this would raise enough revenue to all but abolish other taxes.
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IN 1981 Mauritania became the last country in the world to abolish slavery.
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These preferences were initially described as temporary but have become impossible to abolish.
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In May, New Hampshire became the 21st state to abolish the death penalty.
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The report pointed out that New Jersey did not abolish slavery until 1846.
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People like Ron Paul, who has spent decades trying to abolish the Fed.
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He also said China plans to abolish quantitative restrictions for foreign financial firms.
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Unlike the US, the British government has taken measures to abolish unpaid internships.
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New technologies are poised to abolish many call-centre jobs and transform others.
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It then plans to abolish the fee entirely from the start of 2020.
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Washington: Attempts to abolish the state's death penalty this year have already failed.
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The U.S. is a global loser in the race to abolish corporate tax.
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Abolish different types of citizenship and re-examine links between citizenship and ethnicity.
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Protesters had unveiled a banner reading "Abolish I.C.E." at the demonstration earlier Wednesday.
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Some advocates say that the effort to abolish ICE has lost some momentum.
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Mark Krikorian: When Democrats say "abolish ICE," they're really calling for open borders.
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Wang also said China plans to abolish quantitative restrictions for foreign financial firms.
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This past week, Scalise proposed a floor vote on an "abolish ICE" bill.
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I think 'Abolish ICE' is where it is today because of her leadership.
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Moore responded to CNN that he doesn't want to abolish the minimum wage.
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He also planned to abolish goods and service tax and reintroduce fuel subsidies.
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That's why the Abolish Human Trafficking Act also includes tools to raise awareness.
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Every candidate running for president in 1968 promised to abolish the unpopular draft.
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NAFTA, if he could abolish this, Canada would be far far better off.
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Go deeper: Top Democrats see danger on sudden party push to abolish ICE
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Go deeper: Top Democrats see danger on the party's calls to abolish ICE.
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She's pushing for Medicare for All and supports the movement to abolish ICE.
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Reform ICE , yes; abolish it, no, at least not without an alternative ready.
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We need to abolish ICE, start over and build something that actually works.
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For years, a number of immigration advocates had been agitating to abolish ICE.
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"I stand with ICE; I oppose all efforts to abolish it," he said.
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The Times reported that content around the "Abolish ICE" movement was also detected.
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Have you heard that some places are pushing to abolish daylight saving time?
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As a lawmaker, Mick Mulvaney tried to abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Mr. Quaglione has pledged to advocate to abolish the state's 5-cent redemption.
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This week, Beto O'Rourke said he would abolish it to pass gun control.
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President Trump's plan to abolish birthright citizenship targets babies born to undocumented parents.
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Historically, Boston is often remembered for its role in seeking to abolish slavery.
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Anthony was one of America's key social reformers, also fighting to abolish slavery.
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Protesters regularly amass outside the Essex County Correctional Facility carrying "Abolish ICE" signs.
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Florida, Oregon, and California have all attempted to pass legislation to abolish it.
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This is an oversimplification of the movement to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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But they found the FCC lacked the authority to "categorically abolish" state regulations.
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He continues: "Abolish Billionaires" is a smart slogan, but that's all it is.
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They can't just abolish the standards altogether, because of the underlying laws involved.
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YORK: Also, this is another version of the Bernie/Hillary thing, because the woman who beat him tonight wants to abolish, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, wants to abolish ICE, wants Medicare for all, want guaranteed -- INGRAHAM: Defiantly moved to the left.
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Labour promised to abolish zero-hours contracts, which were often used by Sports Direct.
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A push to abolish ICE wouldn't be the end of immigration or border enforcement.
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There is a noticeable split in the caucus over the call to abolish ICE.
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CYNTHIA NIXON, GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE FOR NEW YORK: I think we need to abolish ICE.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen's seat, candidate Matt Haggman has repeatedly called to abolish the agency.
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But this fringe movement with the abolish ICE and what&aposs going on there.
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He asked about the "Abolish ICE" proposal and whether the agency should be disbanded.
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But I think this extremism, this rhetoric, "Abolish ICE," I think it&aposs nonsensical.
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"It's reached the point of dangerous rhetoric," said Higgins of calls to abolish ICE.
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Even Kirsten Gillibrand said let&aposs abolish ICE> D&aposAMATO: Well, it&aposs ridiculous.
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Instead of abolish ICE, they should be thinking about how to protect our borders.
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The Supreme Court's Republican majority is likely to abolish affirmative action, and fairly soon.
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Abolish this creaky and unwieldy system and make Medicare available to all our veterans.
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"Hillary Clinton wants to abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said at a rally here.
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But in retirement the general dared to oppose Chávez's drive to abolish term limits.
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Judging by the way the Abolish ICE movement has picked up steam, they won't.
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We will repeal Obamacare, abolish of IRS, secure the border, and bring back jobs.
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In these animals, subsequent treatment with L. reuteri failed to abolish their autistic symptoms.
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So, is Cox correct in his claim that Clinton would abolish the Second Amendment?
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The goal was to raise $15,3003 to abolish about $1 million in medical debt.
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He also said China would work to abolish miscellaneous government charges imposed on enterprises.
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Her proposals to raise more money for pensions have quietened demands to abolish AFPs.
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However, the vote to abolish was mostly symbolic — New Hampshire's practice is practically inactive.
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I&aposve got 35 people in Congress who voted to abolish ICE, all right?
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"Leading liberal Democrats in the country said they want to abolish ICE," Pence said.
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Calls to abolish the agency -- including some from top Democrats and presidential hopefuls Sen.
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Even Donald Trump wants to abolish it - or at least he did in 22019.
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Like Mr Cruz he wants to abolish the Department of Education; ditto, naturally, Obamacare.
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Or perhaps America should follow France's lead and abolish the first lady title altogether.
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"Abolish ICE" has become a slogan of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party.
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But what happens to traffic congestion and travel times if you just abolish them?
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If we abolish it, I'm afraid it would put the whole project at stake.
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Mark Pocan (D-WI) is introducing House legislation to abolish ICE in the House.
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Trump has in recent days seized on calls from some Democrats to abolish ICE.
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Some Democrats have called to abolish ICE and have introduced legislation to do so.
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Calls to "Abolish ICE" began as an obscure Twitter hashtag created by liberal activists.
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Rights activists and some governments have called on Indonesia to abolish the death penalty.
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Some of the most liberal and activist senators have joined calls to abolish ICE.
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What industry are we going to abolish next?" he asked on "CBS This Morning.
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Promises to abolish an agency are made, and those promises have not been kept.
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The legislation would abolish the current income-based subsidies for purchasing insurance under Obamacare.
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Past efforts to abolish the Education Department have not been popular on Capitol Hill.
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When Trump said he would "never abolish our heroes from ICE," progressive superstar Rep.
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You abolish ICE now, you still have the President with the same failed policies.
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The calls to abolish it also stem from the agency not showing political independence.
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"Right now the whole Democratic Party is tarred with this abolish ICE thing," Rep.
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Petion aided Bolivar on one condition: that he abolish slavery in the liberated lands.
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"The president expects the reformist chief justice to abolish the practice," Mr. Hashemi said.
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Mongolia passed a new criminal code that will abolish the death penalty this year.
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The presumptive GOP presidential nominee also called for lawmakers to abolish gun-free zones.
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The obvious solution is an amendment to the Constitution to abolish the Electoral College.
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The call to abolish ICE remains a largely rhetorical, activist position with questionable feasibility.
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After the economy began to surge in Texas, Mexican officials worked to abolish slavery.
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Critics said the newly disclosed information underscored the need to abolish an opaque system.
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Mr. D'Alessio said his group was "exploring every possible avenue" to abolish the rules.
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That said, a constitutional amendment isn't the only way to abolish the Electoral College.
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But support for Abolish ICE as an actual policy idea isn't as clear-cut.
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He often talked of the lawyers as if he intended to abolish their profession.
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" The Ducey campaign and its surrogates quickly reframed Mr. Garcia's position as "abolish ICE.
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The board hopes to abolish the tool entirely by 2023, spokesman Rob Vernon said.
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And there was a serious move decades ago to abolish the Electoral College altogether.
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I think "abolish ICE" is just a way of objecting to Trumpian immigration outrages.
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Another, in a shirt emblazoned with "Abolish ICE," scanned the room for a seat.
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And we should not seek to abolish them or sweep them under the rug.
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It urged the Southeast Asian nation to abolish the death penalty for all offences.
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On Wednesday he made good on his central campaign promise to abolish cash bail.
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Are all his schemes to reform this agency and abolish that regulation utterly misguided?
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The government has already agreed to abolish it for 90% of taxpayers from 2021.
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One year later, the House of Representatives voted overwhelmingly to abolish the Electoral College.
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In terms of corporate tax, it was to abolish businesses' ability to deduct interest.
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Xi's decision to abolish term limits is the death knell for the old system.
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The restaurant industry has fought hard to stop efforts to abolish this pay structure.
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Misleading wording is also used on a Nebraska's initiative to abolish the death penalty.
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There is a solution, however, that could gain immediate popular support: Abolish the Senate.
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New Hampshire lawmakers just defied their own governor and voted to abolish capital punishment.
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It called on the government to abolish all "unreasonable and unnecessary" conditions for university admission.
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GIGOT: I think you will see a lot of Democrats not adopt abolish ICE, Mary.
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"Garfield do you want to abolish the 1st amendment?" a user commented, receiving 4 likes.
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It also denounces the action to eliminate and abolish ICE so there&aposs an opportunity.
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CHAFFETZ: But Gina, we have been seeing people that have been out there, abolish ICE.
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Hash tag abolish ICE, reunite families now, halt deportations and end detention as a deterrent.
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In the case of abolish ICE, Jesse, I don&apost call it a movement yet.
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Some have called for the region to adopt a parliamentary system and abolish the presidency.
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The campaign group called on Qatar to abolish exit permits altogether and ban passport confiscation.
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But the rhetoric on the left is abolish, what&aposs the difference in your mind?
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Will Democrats urge a call to abolish ICE backfire on them in the midterm elections?
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WILLIAMS: Michael Moore, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, how do you -- GUTFELD: Abolish the police force.
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Mr Leung has curtly advised her that she cannot abolish it until his term ends.
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"She's so extreme she wants to abolish all private, employer-provided insurance," the ad says.
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However, the progressive movement to abolish ICE, which was founded in 2003, predates that controversy.
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Her voters want to abolish the death penalty, but she somewhat disagrees with that, too.
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Some lawmakers, such as Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, have vowed to "abolish" the agency.
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So he has to exploit the system before he could ever abolish it, he said.
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"We want to trade with Canada, but we would rather not abolish tariffs," he says.
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Mauritania was the last country to abolish slavery - in 1981 - and criminalized it in 2007.
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But though many want to abolish the power-sharing system, few are prepared to act.
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In the event of no-deal Britain should unilaterally abolish all import tariffs, they say.
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They would also abolish employment tribunal fees and put workers on boards of listed companies.
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Rather than abolish slavery, however, the society purchased slaves and offered them passage to Africa.
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And abolish the violence of the police apparatus as the primary mode of security today.
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When people say, the Democrats say, hey, let&aposs abolish ICE, what do you say?
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But that doesn't mean that Trump can abolish the fact that climate change is happening.
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Jordan's cabinet moved to abolish Article 308 in April, receiving the endorsement of King Abdullah.
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Open internet advocates reacted with alarm to Jamison's proposal to abolish most of the FCC.
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"I am confident that we will see legislation to abolish ICE in the 116th Congress."
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Immigration hawks have greeted the rise of the "abolish ICE" meme with barely restrained glee.
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His call to abolish the levy has sparked criticism that his policies are fiscally unrealistic.
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An upside down Blue Lives Matter flag spray painted with "Abolish ICE" was also raised.
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I intend to continue fighting for that and to keep fighting to abolish the IRS.
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" New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) continued on Friday, saying, "We should abolish ICE.
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"I read the sign to read 'Abolish Township Government,' " Franks said, according to the newspaper.
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Perry vowed to abolish the department during his 2012 bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Some congressional Republicans are also attempting to weaken or even abolish the agency by legislation.
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Suddenly would-be national candidates were falling all over themselves to call to abolish ICE.
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"When I am president, we will abolish the death penalty," Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders declared.
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What industry are we going to abolish next?" he asked Tuesday on "CBS This Morning.
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Moreover, House Republicans would abolish the estate tax, which falls almost exclusively on the wealthy.
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We want to abolish precarious work and push for higher wages and shorter working hours.
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"The dream was to abolish class differences, for us all to be equal," she said.
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Advocates for ending the practice called for action by state lawmakers to abolish it completely.
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Her call to "abolish ICE" drew the attention of Mr. Parscale, the Trump campaign manager.
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The military council also promised to "abolish all laws that restrict freedoms," the activists said.
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According to the New York Times, some accounts created content around the "Abolish ICE" movement.
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As such, in 2005 American members of the ITU proposed to abolish the leap second.
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Who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government run plan?
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Once again, activists fought to lengthen or abolish time limits, regardless of the victim's age.
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I don't think we should abolish them, but they should definitely be monitored more closely.
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Another candidate, Abir Moussi, views the revolution as a mistake and seeks to abolish parliament.
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People were really torn about whether to continue with slavery or whether to abolish it.
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The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons has been awarded the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.)—who has introduced legislation to abolish ICE—speaking about gender equality.
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He wants to abolish not just Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) but also the CIA.
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To the Editor: This election has seen numerous calls to abolish the Electoral College system.
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Republicans could also pull a radical overhaul of the legislative process and abolish the filibuster.
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The survey comes amid a growing push among Democrats to abolish the Senate filibuster. Rep.
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Since 2010, Republicans have pledged to repeal — not fix, not tinker with, but abolish — Obamacare.
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The only way to ensure that nuclear weapons are never used is to abolish them.
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Trump has repeatedly promised to abolish the Johnson Amendment, both before and after his election.
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This is evident in the text of Sanders's bill, which doesn't actually abolish private insurance.
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Such an agreement should abolish all tariffs for industrial goods in transatlantic trade, he added.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Following is the text of the Nobel Peace Prize award on Friday to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons: The Norwegian Nobel Committee has decided to award the Nobel Peace Prize for 2017 to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN).
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"I don't think we need to go as far as to abolish the IRS," Weld said.
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If English hospitals were to abolish parking charges they would instantly give themselves a commons problem.
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The discussion follows the recent political frenzy over calls to "abolish" Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Calls from some far-left lawmakers to abolish ICE have grown ahead of the November elections.
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But if you want abolish an agency for doing something another agency does, that is ridiculous.
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Mark Pocan to abolish ICE, but opted instead to call a vote on the Higgins resolution.
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The woman with a plan's got another one: abolish federal private prisons and detention facilities. Sen.
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Y., all floated as possible 2020 presidential candidates, have backed the call to abolish the agency.
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Calls to abolish the agency, they&aposre spreading like wildfire as you know throughout the left.
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Well abolish ICE supporters are praying to make this wedge issue as the midterm elections approach.
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During his presidential primary run, the man from "Oops" had also promised to abolish the department.
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"We want to gradually abolish the air transport tax in this legislative period," the paper said.
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From October this year, the EU will abolish its minimum price and production quota for beet.
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Mark Pocan, who led the abolish ICE legislation in the House, told BuzzFeed News on Tuesday.
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If we want to abolish or reform the royal prerogative we need to change our constitution.
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With such large majorities favouring it, leaders cannot openly admit that they plan to abolish democracy.
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Instead, he talked of the laws his government would abolish and the changes it would introduce.
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Both wanted to impose direct rule in Catalonia; Vox wants to abolish Spain's regional governments altogether.
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Eventually, Matul received help from CAST, the Los Angeles-based Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking.
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Second, whereas the House would abolish the estate (inheritance) tax entirely, the Senate would keep it.
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Yet there is little chance that it would go the whole hog and abolish all tariffs.
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Why does Finland think it is past time for the EU to abolish daylight saving time?
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All 13 Finnish Members of European Parliament have pledged to work to abolish daylight saving time.
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The other would abolish the Obamacare requirement that people buy health coverage or pay tax penalties.
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Proposals to abolish non-medical exemptions have been introduced in several state legislatures this lawmaking season.
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It will replace Turkey's parliamentary system with a presidency and abolish the office of prime minister.
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PIRRO: Well, listen, guys, I really think that the abolish ICE is really going to work.
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I am going to save Medicare and Medicaid, Carson wants to abolish, and failing candidate Gov.
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Their new platform, what they want to do, the Democrat Party, they want to abolish ICE.
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Voters in Nebraska, California and Oklahoma defeated ballot measures seeking to abolish the death penalty. 5.
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Osborne said he would effectively abolish petrol revenue tax and cut the "supplementary charge" on producers.
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Should Ohio and the 30 other states join the current list and abolish the death penalty?
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So did his deputy, before Nixon got Cox out and tried to abolish his whole operation.
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Ocasio-Cortez ran on a progressive platform that included calls to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Economist Steve Pressman explains why we have a ceiling and why it's time to abolish it.
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Vice President Mike Pence visited ICE's headquarters and vowed that the administration would "never" abolish it.
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Most organic executives and environmental groups want to completely abolish GMOs from our food supply, period.
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Lawmakers voted 307-111 to abolish what is known as the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB).
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" New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (D) followed suit on Friday, saying, "We should abolish ICE.
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Republican member Matt Gaetz, for example, once proposed a bill to abolish the Environmental Protection Agency.
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There are growing calls to abolish ICE because it has become so unwieldy with its mission.
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Trump and some other Republicans say people who want to abolish ICE are advocating open borders.
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While some innovations have cropped up, notably "Abolish ICE," the party's position on immigration remains opaque.
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He also tweeted that the effort isn't dead, and encouraged lawmakers to abolish the legislative filibuster.
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Also Thursday, a bipartisan group of four lawmakers introduced legislation that would abolish the draft altogether.
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But first, mine is that we need to abolish the myth that equality has been achieved.
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Messaging wars: Republicans are convinced the calls to abolish ICE will hurt Democrats in the midterms.
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He even likened his effort to ban same-sex marriage to the movement to abolish slavery.
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We've tried to make it clear: A yes on 'A' is a yes to abolish slavery.
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"You abolish ICE now, you still have the president with the same failed policies," Duckworth said.
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"I pledge to you tonight that we will never abolish our heroes from ICE," Trump said.
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Patrick Chappatte China's Communist Party announced Sunday that it intends to abolish limits on presidential terms.
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The scrambling around the Abolish ICE bill shows Democrats have a lot more work to do.
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So now, Republicans are trying to spin the Abolish ICE message as a radical liberal overreach.
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Styles Bridges of New Hampshire suggested that while Roosevelt was at it, he should abolish winter.
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In the end, "alter or abolish" was included, though the number of mentions was greatly reduced.
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That came on the heels of her call to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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A House vote will send a bill to abolish the death penalty to the governor's desk.
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Pristina says it would abolish the tax only after Serbia recognizes Kosovo as a sovereign state.
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In June, Democrat Elizabeth Warren said she would abolish the industry if she were elected president.
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He referred to Mr. McConnell only in passing, calling on him to abolish the Senate filibuster.
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Colorado changed the language of their state's constitution to abolish all forms of slavery in 2018.
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If his mission is successful, Trump will be the first president to abolish a national monument.
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But under Medicare for All, Warren and her acolytes intend to abolish employer-provided, private insurance.
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Ashley E. McGuire is the author of Sex Scandal: The Drive to Abolish Male and Female.
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The government doesn't have the 60 billion rand ($4.5 billion) a year necessary to abolish tuition.
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"The truth is that calls to abolish ICE are not just outrageous, they're irresponsible," Pence said.
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He's probably going to abolish the presidency and bring us to the brink of nuclear war.
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Kurti said his party would abolish the tariffs but will introduce other retaliatory measures against Serbia.
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Public defenders and justice advocates want the New York Police Department to abolish its gang database.
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The new body will have power to rewrite the constitution and abolish the opposition-led Congress.
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She worked at the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), a cause which Arias supported.
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Does it follow then that if we rid ourselves of our ideas, we will abolish war?
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If you abolish capitalism, are there any aspects of it that you'd like to keep around?
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Academics and activists who once sought to abolish ghettos may now speak, instead, of saving them.
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Lawmakers voted 21625-2900 to abolish what is known as the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB).
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Opinion Columnist Almost none of the Democratic senators running for president want to abolish the filibuster.
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How much would the president personally benefit from his proposal to abolish the Alternative Minimum Tax?
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The push to abolish debtors' prisons will continue, as community advocates and local officials press on.
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In 1990, as the junior senator from Kentucky, he introduced legislation to abolish political action committees.
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"When someone says something like abolish ICE, my reaction is that's a stupid idea," Bredesen said.
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Democrats have no plans to either abolish the VA or threaten the health insurance of veterans.
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A former Obama DHS official worries that the "abolish ICE" campaign will wind up the same way the conservative abolish-the-IRS push has: with a "'dog that caught the car' problem," as a party used to bashing a federal agency struggles to run it competently.
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" Speaking to the crowd, Grullón said, "Our five demands are: to abolish educational apartheid; to free and fully fund CUNY; to make the MTA for New Yorkers, not the rich; no cops or military in our schools; we want to disarm, disinvest and abolish the NYPD.
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"The Democrats are making a strong push to abolish ICE, one of the smartest, toughest and most spirited law enforcement groups of men and women that I have ever seen," Trump tweeted last month, though the "Abolish ICE" position is not widely held in the party.
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Pocan, who is introducing "Abolish ICE" legislation, said he's looking to transfer necessary functions to other agencies.
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Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat and vocal Clinton backer, introduced a bill to abolish the Electoral College.
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So rather than doing their job and fixing it, let&aposs just abolish the law enforcement agency.
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"The Democrats want to abolish ICE, which will mean more crime in our country," Trump tweeted Monday.
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Abolish ICE, raise taxes, free college, free housing, free healthcare, eliminate the IRA... CAIN: Oh, the NRA.
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The president talks tough on trade, slams the Democrats over immigration and their push to abolish ICE.
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More Democrats are getting in line with that, Kirsten Gillibrand today saying, we need to abolish ICE.
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If your state has the tampon tax, be on the lookout for legislation that could abolish it.
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And a short time ago, the president took another shot at Democrats on the abolish ICE issue.
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In other words, they want to abolish immigration, enforcement, entirely that&aposs what they want to do.
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Though "Abolish ICE" had become a progressive rallying cry, it proved divisive among the House Democratic caucus.
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We will provide jobs for all who are free from prisons as we abolish the 24th amendment.
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We will provide jobs for all who are free from prisons as we abolish the 13th amendment.
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Rename," and they unfurled various banners, including ones that read "Decolonize This Museum" and "Abolish White Supremacy.
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Jacob Tobia: I think a question that can't be discussed enough is how do we abolish prisons.
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"Last night, Afghan and U.S. forces launched operations in Helmand to abolish opium processing labs," he said.
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The 35-year-old actress now works closely with CAST, the Coalition to Abolish Slavery and Trafficking.
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The reform would abolish provincial administrations and remove many of the overlaps between regional and central authorities.
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The GST did, for all its paperwork, abolish absurd interstate duties and so sped up internal commerce.
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" During the debate, Stoddard had insisted that "white America is resolved not to abolish the color line.
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When they do that, the danger is that the right wing will define what 'abolish ICE' means.
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Democrats call to abolish ICE while Republicans claim Democrats want open borders and support MS-13 gangs.
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Its decision to abolish its army in 0003 is widely regarded as having helped it stay free.
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Tony Blair pledged to abolish hereditary peers, who pass on their titles, from Britain's unelected second chamber.
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Some would like to abolish the koseki, which lists people by family unit rather than as individuals.
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The puritanical Mr Lindner once wanted to abolish the euro's bail-out fund and kick Greece out.
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The bill would abolish the Obamacare requirement that most people buy health coverage or face tax penalties.
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But in July, the Madras High Court issued a directive demanding the state government abolish the scheme.
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One radical step would be to abolish for-profit publishers altogether and move toward a nonprofit model.
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Her call to abolish ICE and painting the entire criminal justice system racists are reckless and dangerous.
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If adopted, the bill will abolish the prime ministry and unite the executive branch under the President.
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She hates pipelines, wants to abolish ICE, advocates for Medicare-for-all, free college and guaranteed employment.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier and other senior members of CDU, want to abolish Soli for all taxpayers.
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A thin-skinned campaigner, he grumbled that he was accused of wanting to abolish government safety nets.
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Take a page from American history, and abolish the discrimination inherent in the dual-class share vote.
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Kansas: In January, eight Republican and seven Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill to abolish their death penalty.
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City residents practice a religion the federal government doesn't like and hopes to abolish, the attorneys argued.
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Meanwhile the GOP congress and White House are united in their drive to abolish the death tax.
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This measure would abolish the death penalty and give these heinous criminals life in prison without parole.
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Now the government must persuade 16 of its own MPs to vote to abolish their own jobs.
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"Saudi Arabia's discriminatory male guardianship system remains intact despite government pledges to abolish it," the report reads.
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The Lebanese vote comes eight months after a parliamentary committee announced a plan to abolish the clause.
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The United States must abolish this medieval practice in favor of sentencing convicts to life without parole.
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It seems that deferring to ICE's judgement is the last thing that the Abolish ICErs would want.
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Seven state legislatures have voted to abolish the death penalty in the past ten or twelve years.
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As she leapt into the spotlight, she brought the calls to abolish ICE, into the national debate.
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The move to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was also opposed by a majority of respondents.
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The Democrats have a death wish, in more ways than one - they actually want to abolish ICE.
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She has also called for President Donald Trump to be impeached and to abolish the Electoral College.
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We put an end to it in Washington state, and we'll abolish it nationwide when I'm president.
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Any attempt to abolish or significantly scale it back would, without doubt, provoke a furious partisan fight.
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On the left, there are those who want to abolish our Constitutionally-given right to bear arms.
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"Recent calls to abolish ICE are dangerously misguided," agency spokeswoman Jennifer D. Elzea said in an email.
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" He later added, "The truth is the calls to abolish ICE are not just outrageous, they're irresponsible.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan fiercely criticized the effort to abolish ICE earlier Thursday in a news conference.
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We will provide jobs for all who are free from prisons as we abolish the 28500th amendment.
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They pointed to Alabama's Constitution, which they say state lawmakers relied on to abolish Birmingham's wage increase.
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The article addressed the greater systemic issues in Greek Life, and called to abolish fraternities at Tufts.
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Moon also said the North would permanently abolish key missile facilities in the presence of foreign experts.
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Bregman, who studied history, hoped that we could abolish poverty, border control, and the forty-hour workweek.
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Before the elections, he threatened to assume control of Turkey's central bank and to abolish high rates.
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The first threat to the family business came when British Parliament voted to abolish slavery in 1833.
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He has denied speculation that he will amend the Constitution to extend or abolish those term limits.
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Gillibrand was responding to a question of whether she would support Ocasio-Cortez's call to abolish ICE.
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China's legislature voted to abolish presidential term limits on Sunday, allowing Xi Jinping, above, to rule indefinitely.
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The court also agreed to decide whether states may abolish the dominant version of the insanity defense.
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He would not abolish private insurance companies, however; they would remain available to those who wanted them.
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Opponents of the British royal family often point to its expense as a reason to abolish it.
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In other words, the adage that "man can never abolish what God allowed" has largely been dropped.
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Several member states, including Finland, Poland and the Baltic States, have expressed a desire to abolish them.
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But lawmakers looking to abolish religious exemptions in Florida and Colorado last year were derailed by protesters.
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So much has become unsayable, as if by not speaking of our grosser aspects we abolish them.
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The argument that we should abolish torture because it does not work may be the wrong one.
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As a member of Congress, Mulvaney had called the CFPB a "joke" and pushed to abolish it.
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Here are a few ways to participate and help abolish the period tax once and for all.
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Slavery is a historical practice in Mauritania, which became the last country to abolish it in 1981.
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Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat, proposed a constitutional amendment in the House to abolish the Electoral College.
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So the new government has decided to abolish some taxes and also to reduce VAT from Dec.
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Ireland voted on a referendum to decide whether to abolish the Eighth Amendment, which makes abortions illegal.
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And as far as the Electoral College goes, race really is a reason to abolish the system.
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Democrats called Republicans' stunt early on; the three Democratic co-sponsors of the "Abolish ICE" bill — Reps.
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In mobilizing around the "Abolish ICE" tagline, Democrats are, in effect, using Trump's own methods against him.
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In its election manifesto, the party also reiterated its long-held desire to abolish Kashmir's autonomous status.
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Trump told a pro-gun crowd that Clinton wanted to "essentially abolish" the Second Amendment without offering evidence.
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HRW's Kristine Beckerle said the kingdom could not achieve this vision if it did not abolish male guardianship.
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The bill, introduced earlier this month, would abolish all abortions, even those that result from rape or incest.
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ET: A look at what some law enforcement officials think of some Democrats&apos call to abolish ICE.
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Pristina on the other hand says it would abolish tax only when Belgrade recognizes Kosovo as sovereign state.
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Gvasalia's most provocative fashion move may be his attempt to abolish or at least challenge those invisible rules.
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"If she gets to appoint her judges, she will abolish the Second Amendment," Trump told an enthusiastic crowd.
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The legislation "would abolish the agency within a set period of time," according to the office of Rep.
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Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire each plan to abolish their county, district and city councils and form a "unitary" one.
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As commissioner, Piwowar pushed to abolish rules that keep individual investors away from startups and other private companies.
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"We need to pass a simple flat tax and abolish the IRS," Cruz said, recycling a campaign line.
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If avoiding double taxation were a requirement of good policy, then governments would need to abolish sales taxes.
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The men discussed the need to abolish nuclear weapons, among other topics, according to Cuban state-run media.
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Nobody should be afraid of losing his job ... That is why we will abolish fixed-term employment contracts.
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The new platform of the Democratic Party is to abolish ICE and let&aposs not worry about crime.
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The social experiment to abolish cannabis prohibition in some instances is melding with a for-profit corporate culture.
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Three quarters of the states would have to vote for a constitutional amendment to abolish the electoral college.
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The plan would abolish many of the central elements of ObamaCare, including the mandate that everyone has coverage.
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Many Democrats, like congressional candidate Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, are now calling for the government to abolish ICE altogether.
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The data was highlighted in a report released Thursday by the Texas Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty.
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"I don't know if I say abolish, I don't think that makes a lot of sense," he said.
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Simmons to abolish the death penalty for crimes committed when the defendant was under 18 years of age.
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The "Abolish ICE" disaster should be a wake-up call for Democrats to get their immigration act together.
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True reform would abolish the monopoly provision and allow the ATC corporation to stand on its own merits.
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The move comes just over two years after California voters rejected a measure to abolish the death penalty.
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"Hillary Clinton wants to abolish the Second Amendment so we're not going to let that happen," Trump said.
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Calls to abolish birthright citizenship intensified, for example, in the 2628s and in the aftermath of 28503/22019.
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He stoutly opposed the Reagan administration's education cutbacks and attempts to abolish the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Several other prominent Democrats have also been urging lawmakers to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency entirely.
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Lastly, there is the option to completely abolish the Electoral College in favor of a national popular vote.
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An Oregon bill filed on Monday would effectively abolish almost all use of capital punishment in the state.
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The state voted to abolish capital punishment in 22019, but it was revived in 1964, the newspaper reported.
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Slavery existed in Brazil until 1888, making it the last country in the Americas to abolish the practice.
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" Though Himes wants to abolish the Electoral College, he said he recognized that Trump "won fair and square.
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Plus, California Senator Barbara Boxer filed legislation yesterday to pass a bill that would abolish the current structure.
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The new government vowed to abolish the consumption tax within the first 100 days of being in power.
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The best example is the recent ill-fated "Abolish ICE" campaign by progressives in Congress and immigration advocates.
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None of the researchers I spoke to suggested we should abolish industry funding of food and nutrition studies.
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Harris has since come out with stronger statements on ICE, recently beginning to approximate an "abolish ICE" stance.
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Go deeper: The left's push to #AbolishICE, Top Democrats see danger on sudden party push to abolish ICE
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In the interim, Trump appointed Mick Mulvaney, who as a member of Congress pushed to abolish the agency.
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Gail: For most Democrats, "abolish ICE" is just shorthand for getting rid of the Trump anti-immigration agenda.
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This week, Representative Mark Pocan of Wisconsin said he planned to introduce legislation to abolish the immigration agency.
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" For her, the call to abolish ICE is a demand to create an immigration policy "based in compassion.
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The abolish ICE debate is a product of the way American policymaking has changed in our hyperpartisan age.
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If more states abolish an insanity defense, it will be tougher for the mentally ill to defend themselves.
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She said she had decided against it, even though she disagreed with the plan to abolish term limits.
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"Abolish ICE," once thought of as a far-left rallying cry, is certainly being embraced by Democratic stars.
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Trump's Fox interview addressed the trade war, his upcoming Supreme Court pick, and Democrats' push to abolish ICE
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In this sense, the Chinese Communist Party's decision to abolish presidential term limits will resound far beyond China.
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And as a survivor, I know that attempting to abolish the sex industry will not stop sex trafficking.
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Cyber policy experts, legislators and former officials had urged Trump to replace Joyce and not abolish the position.
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To undercut Russian and Nigerian kleptocrats, he would abolish anonymous shell companies and end nameless real-estate sales.
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In October, Washington became the 20th state to abolish the death penalty after a court ruled it unconstitutional.
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In a way, Abolish ICE has been a more symbolic opposition to Trump's immigration agenda as a whole.
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They are linking Democrats to the left-wing movement to "Abolish ICE," the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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EXCLUSIVE-AFTER IRREGULAR WOOD SHIPMENTS WERE DISCOVERED, AUTHORITIES CHANGED RULES TO ABOLISH ENVIRONMENTAL EXPORT AUTHORIZATIONS FOR WOOD -DOCUMENT
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In an interview this spring, the crown prince was asked whether he will abolish the male-guardianship system.
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Some, like Ronald Reagan and the elder George Bush, have openly attempted to abolish the program but failed.
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Calls to abolish ICE outright, which were a common refrain from Democrats last summer, appear to have faded.
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If only a few people directly benefit from a program, that program is easier to reduce or abolish.
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Three other defendants were also sentenced to life for trying to abolish the constitution and overthrow the government.
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Amy Klobuchar said of Sanders, who acknowledges a tax hike under the plan, which would abolish private insurance.
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They said that, once they got in power, they would abolish it and replace it with something better.
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So far, critics of Mr. Price's nomination have focused on his plans to abolish the Affordable Care Act.
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The referendum would abolish a national council on the economy and labor that advises the government and Parliament.
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Since Clinton won the popular vote, some Democrats have rallied behind an effort to abolish the Electoral College.
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In one scene, President Lincoln, seeking support for an amendment to abolish slavery, explains to radical Republican Rep.
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He falsely claims Democrats want to abolish all oil and gas production and "annihilate New Mexico's economy." pic.twitter.
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California imposed a moratorium on executions and New Hampshire became the 21st state to abolish the death penalty.
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A House Republican is working on legislation that if passed would completely abolish the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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We do have birthright citizenship — though that, curiously, is something many of today's national conservatives want to abolish.
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We do have birthright citizenship — though that, curiously, is something many of today's national conservatives want to abolish.
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Sanders wants to abolish the private health care industry and create a single-payer, Medicare-for-all system.
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With this new offer to abolish tariffs, Mr. Trump might be borrowing a page from Ronald Reagan's playbook.
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Facebook's activist shareholders are making another dramatic bid to oust Mark Zuckerberg and abolish the firm's share structure.
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Since his death, the movement to abolish cash bail has grown stronger, especially among the state's urban politicians.
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What will you do if President Trump actually tries to abolish the National Endowment for the Arts, Capricorn?
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There seems to be some confusion among voters, too, about whether Medicare-for-all would abolish private coverage.
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"AOC has proven again to be a true leader on abolish ICE and I have no doubt she will be unwavering," Data for Progress cofounder Sean McElwee, often credited with leading early calls on the left to abolish ICE, told Broadly last month, after the New York Congresswoman's sole no vote.
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The whole abolish ICE thing, I think the Democrats are just abolishing their chances of winning in the midterms.
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The decision to abolish the death penalty comes amid a landmark trial this year over a failed 2015 coup.
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Law 534, which criminalizes homosexuality as an "act against nature" remains on the books despite efforts to abolish it.
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The bill is fiercely opposed by unions because it would abolish mandatory payment of union dues by Brazilian workers.
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At least one person is scaling the Statue of Liberty after an "Abolish ICE" protest resulted in multiple arrests.
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They can make McConnell abolish the filibuster, or wait for the day when McConnell attacks them for doing it.
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"Under President Donald Trump, we will never abolish ICE," Vice President Mike Pence said at ICE headquarters on Friday.
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You talked, at least I what I&aposve read, about structural reforms to ICE as opposed to abolish ICE.
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Vandals threw a brick through the window overnight and scrawled the words "Abolish ICE" on the sidewalk below it.
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Video On Tuesday, he indicated that he believed that the "abolish ICE" stance would hurt Democrats in future elections.
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Because what you&aposre doing is you always start at step one, abolish, step two is see step one.
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Some of the political influence campaigns were aimed at stoking division around white supremacy and the Abolish ICE movement.
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In 2015 a bipartisan group of lawmakers overrode the governor's veto of their vote to abolish the death penalty.
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Sanders wants to ban for-profit prisons, abolish the death penalty and tighten rules and penalties for police misconduct.
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Another contradiction is that the budget predicts growing revenue from the estate (inheritance) tax, which it promises to abolish.
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My tax plan enables you to fill out your taxes on a postcard so we can abolish the IRS.
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A draft law would abolish prison terms for first- and second-time offenders caught with cannabis for personal use.
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So Hiram paid Penny and the Ghoulies to go to war with the Serpents to abolish the Serpents altogether.
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In the case of Abolish ICE, the issue faded away almost entirely in the face of its dismal polling.
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Since last year, those calls have coalesced around the Twitter slogan "Abolish ICE," mostly tweeted by prominent internet leftists.
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Previously, the EU had capped roaming charges (the so-called "EuroTariff") before agreeing to abolish them back in 2015.
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Calls to abolish the IRS have not been well thought through, said Republican Representative Charles Boustany in an interview.
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So if Congress changed the law to abolish some existing national monuments, they could receive a huge public backlash.
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"Trump surrogate Newt Gingrich called the CBO's report "disgustingly wrong" and insisted "they should abolish the Congressional Budget Office.
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McCaul: US immigration system should be merit-based Republican says NYC terror attack demonstrates need to abolish lottery program.
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That's led more states and law enforcement officials to pull back or abolish the use of the death penalty.
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But surely a better way to ensure there is no violence against homeless people is simply to abolish homelessness!
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Although tempting to teachers (and some parents), Labour's promise to abolish SATs raises a question: what would replace them?
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Perhaps most spectacularly—and controversially—Mr Macron promised to abolish the Ecole Nationale d'Administration (ENA), his own alma mater.
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In addition to its giveaways to owners of pass-throughs, the House bill would abolish the estate (inheritance) tax.
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Ousmane Basse, Senegal's director of welfare strategy, says that the programme would be hard, if not impossible, to abolish.
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Ecuadoreans will also vote on whether to abolish a windfall property tax that provoked middle-class protests in 2015.
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Earlier this year, Finland gathered more than 70,000 signatures from its citizens asking for Europe to abolish their rules.
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He didn't abolish elections, but he gerrymandered parliamentary districts and seized control of the civil service that administers elections.
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Of course, it's easier to abolish affirmative action than to change the tax code or pass the health bill.
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By threatening to abolish "an ideal of mutual respect and regard" between citizens, it presents an evil in itself.
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We told them 20-some years ago that we'd try to abolish government and bring a world of plenty.
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Their use has shot up in recent years and trade unions have called for a referendum to abolish them.
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The 2020 presidential hopefuls playing to the "abolish ICE" crowd aren't just wild-eyed progressives — they're operators like Sen.
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According to Mayor Clason, a plan is in order to abolish the ordinance at this month's city council meeting.
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Some chanted "La Marseillaise" national anthem, others waved banners reading "Macron, resign!" and "Abolish the privileges of the elite".
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Slavery is a historical practice in Mauritania, which became the last country worldwide to legally abolish it in 1981.
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In 2015, Nebraska temporarily became the first Republican-dominated state in more than 40 years to abolish capital punishment.
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Last year the European Union demanded that Ukraine abolish immunity as a condition of a visa-free travel deal.
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Advisers to President-elect Donald Trump have indicated he will appoint a justice who wants to abolish the rule.
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Abolish the United States Senate and, he says, get rid of the Electoral College while you are at it.
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In a speech before the US Congress in 2015, the Pope also urged lawmakers to abolish the death penalty.
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"Abolish ICE" became the new liberal rallying cry, bordering on a litmus test for Democrats with presidential ambitions. Sens.
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The proposal to abolish such a vital agency is misguided and will result in more crime across the country.
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Trump has repeatedly highlighted Democratic calls to abolish ICE, tying the proposal to the Democratic Party as a whole.
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Voters narrowly passed Proposition 66 last year, while a companion measure that sought to abolish the death penalty failed.
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Republicans in Congress have consistently wanted to abolish the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, arguing that it represents regulatory overreach.
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Trump has long sought to weaken or abolish the 1,600-employee agency, saying too many regulations are suffocating lending.
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Oasis also proposed the firm abolish its anti-takeover measures that do not need approval at a shareholder meeting.
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With the President grossly misusing ICE and the agency broken beyond repair, I'm proposing legislation to abolish the agency.
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On climate change:On campaign finance/election reform:Messam wants to abolish the electoral college in favor of the popular vote.
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But Islamic literature seems to suggest that Jesus will return to abolish Christianity and confirm the truth of Islam.
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Instead, some in Congress are trying to abolish domestic sourcing requirements, known as Buy American measures, for defense acquisitions.
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He wants to abolish the Electoral College and is even open to the idea of packing the Supreme Court.
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The latest window into those divides is a push to abolish ICE and transition its responsibilities to other agencies.
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And under Obama, the IRS has become so corrupt and so politicized we need to abolish it all together.
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Once a fringe movement, the "Abolish ICE" campaign took off last month after the stunning primary defeat of Rep.
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Despite California's liberal reputation and growing unease with the death penalty, voters have repeatedly repudiated efforts to abolish it.
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"You won't be surprised to hear that I passionately believe it's time to abolish the Electoral College," she writes.
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Why it matters: Calling to abolish ICE has become Dems' rallying cry since Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez won her primary.
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Most states have laws that either limit public employee's ability to strike or abolish their right to strike completely.
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In the background there are visible pop culture and political references, like "abolish ICE" and "Paris Is Burning" posters.
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He hopes the government will abolish the Sedition Act, but says he is unsure if it will follow through.
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Some Democratic Party leaders and rank-and-file lawmakers have questioned the wisdom of the movement to abolish ICE.
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"Hillary Clinton wants to abolish the Second Amendment," Trump said at a rally in Washington state way back then.
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During his failed presidential run, Perry vowed to abolish the Department of Energy, then forgot he'd made the promise.
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Both want to abolish laws that raise the retirement age and make it easier to hire and fire workers.
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Pence ended the rant by vowing — in all caps — that the White House, under Trump, would never abolish ICE.
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Further reading: Rick Perry: Now that I've learned more about the Energy Department, I regret calling to abolish it
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The candidates did not say they would abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the highest cause of some progressive activists.
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New bills would abolish rules that let landlords eliminate rent control and closed other loopholes that would raise rents.
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To date, it has spent about seven hundred thousand dollars to abolish nearly thirty-two million dollars of debt.
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It is the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, not the International Campaign for the Abolition of Nuclear Weapons.
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"One option may be to greatly reduce or abolish the automobile purchase tax," one of the government sources said.
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California became the first state to abolish cash bail in 2018 after an appellate court ruled the practice unconstitutional.
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Certainly, the best way to teach young men about masculinities (plural) is not to abolish all-male campus groups.
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Bank and financial firm executives want parts of the law scaled back but aren't asking lawmakers to abolish it.
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That riddle has bedeviled American history, from debates over Southern secession to calls to abolish the Electoral College today.
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As a member of Congress representing South Carolina, Mulvaney called the CFPB a "joke" and pushed to abolish it.
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All of which bring me to one suggestion for the incoming administration: Abolish the Office of Faith-Based Initiatives.
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Certainly, some leading Democrats want to abolish the federal agency, including New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Sen.
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Last month, China's National People's Congress voted to abolish presidential term limits, further cementing Xi Jinping's consolidation of power.
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SOLIDARITY TAX: To fully abolish a "solidarity tax", introduced after 1990 German reunification, mainly to support poorer eastern states.
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Beatrice Fihn is executive director of the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons, winner the 2017 Nobel Peace Prize.
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Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump has claimed on the campaign trail that Clinton wants to abolish the Second Amendment.
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But there's been no similar movement to abolish the preferences of students from wealthy families, donors and legacy admissions.
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The protesters unfurled a banner that read "Abolish ICE," the acronym for the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
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Two ballot propositions attempting to abolish the death penalty in California had failed but here was a new opportunity.
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Thus, he helped negotiate the compromise by which Congress could abolish the slave trade, but only after 20 years.
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Germany, which has previously called on Iraq to abolish the death penalty, has yet to comment on the case.
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We've already covered that some candidates want to abolish private insurance while others think that approach is too radical.
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The bottom line: Tax deductions are much easier to create than they are to abolish; they're also hugely expensive.
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He'd abolish the bedrock constitutional principle that says if you're born in the United States, you're an American citizen.
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If that's their motivation, then binding their hands by refusing to abolish the filibuster makes a lot of sense.
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Voters in the District of Columbia recently opted to abolish the separate wages floors, but city lawmakers overturned it.
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So his call to abolish the Senate, announced in an Atlantic excerpt from his new memoir, is pretty notable.
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It could conceivably, depending on its exact composition, abolish the death penalty for good, maybe even solitary confinement too.
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Which helps to explain why Jeremy Corbyn's proposal to abolish parking charges in English hospitals is such a lousy idea.
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And Mark Pocan who represents Madison, Wisconsin, came up with a bill to abolish ICE, and everyone was really excited.
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"They should immediately abolish all forms of such punishment, which in Iran includes amputation and blinding as well as flogging."
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But if we are going to do something like abolish or replace an agency it has to go through committees.
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But the liberal push to abolish ICE is increasingly being embraced by officeholders in Democratic Party, including New York Sen.
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MACCALLUM: Well, I&aposm not sure, Jason, those who want to abolish ICE, what exactly they want to replace it.
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It could also end up raising premiums on sicker people and abolish key protections for people with preexisting convictions. Sen.
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The president&aposs remarks come a day after several leftists unveil an abolish ICE banner at the Statue of Liberty.
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Another bold idea, to abolish U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, surfaced at a Brand New Congress event in 20013.
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After Pai became chairman, the FCC abandoned its case, allowing a D.C. federal appeals court to summarily abolish the cap.
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It&aposs ignorant, because most of people claiming they want the abolish ICE, they have no idea what ICE does.
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BURMAN: I want to ask you now about ICE because there has been this push from Democrats to abolish ICE.
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And the "Abolish ICE" crowd makes it seem as if the party of FDR and JFK has a death wish.
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Energy secretary nominee Rick Perry, for instance, publicly promised to abolish the department while running in the 2012 presidential election.
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Recently Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasia-Cortez, who ran on a "Abolish ICE" message, triumphed over established New York Democrat Rep.
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As President, I'm going to cut your taxes, we're going to adopt a simple flat tax and abolish the IRS.
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In May 2015 the Nebraska legislature voted to abolish capital punishment, which would have converted their sentences to life imprisonment.
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Based on her positions on stronger gun regulation, does Clinton "essentially want to abolish" the Second Amendment, as Trump argues?
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Once outside the EU, Britain could abolish the EU external tariff on many food imports and gain concessions in return.
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Backers of Proposition 62 want to abolish capital punishment entirely, reducing existing death sentences to life in prison without parole.
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In Venezuela Hugo Chávez won a referendum to abolish term limits altogether; Ecuador's congress agreed to do so from 2021.
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This week, he also said he wanted to abolish so-called birthright citizenship, but that would require a constitutional amendment.
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Bernie Sanders tweeted that he wanted to "abolish the cruel, dysfunctional immigration system," which he said would mean "restructuring" ICE.
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Though campaigners try to loosen rules—in 2016 Alabamians voted to abolish their last teetotal county—change can be slow.
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To cap it off, he will roll back out-of-control regulations, unleash American energy, and abolish the "Obamacare" failure.
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If the commissioners refuse to quit, the president "will ask Congress to abolish their positions," a Duterte spokesman told Reuters.
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She ends the show with a spirited debate with a brilliant teenager about whether or not to abolish the constitution.
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On May 1st it issued a new policy paper that updates, but does not abolish, its founding charter of 1988.
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West later clarified that he actually wanted to modify the amendment's allowance of prison labor rather than abolish it entirely.
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TARLOV: Have you seen a Democratic Party platform piece that says we would love open borders and to abolish ICE?
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Michael, this argument about abolish ICE, which undergirds what Nancy&aposs talking about here, it&aposs exploded across the country.
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The graphic also claims that Democrats want to abolish the Senate, the electoral college, the Supreme Court, borders, and ICE.
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They are certainly not as intractable as those we would face if aiming to abolish all animal farming at once.
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Under regimes which aim to abolish all external signs of religion, women can discreetly transmit the faith to their progeny.
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Yet there's a prevalent anti-daylight saving sentiment, and 11 US states are proposing legislation to abolish the time change.
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On the contrary, when we abolish the slavery of half of humanity … the human couple will find its true form.
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"It doesn't matter if you're a man, a woman or a houseplant—we need to abolish the Selective Service," Rep.
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In February, I argued that we should "abolish" billionaires and wannabe billionaires because they exert outsize control over America's resources.
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For conservatives who want to abolish the filibuster for short-term gains, imagine if the next Congress elects liberal Sen.
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The pair pledged to abolish the risk of war and to collaborate on the total denuclearization of the Korean peninsula.
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Mr. Perkins said he also expects the platform to contain an explicit call to abolish the federal Department of Education.
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We have seen no greater blatant disregard for the rule of law than the Abolish ICE movement from the left.
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But the obese are subject to the most severe forms of discrimination, which we previously worked so hard to abolish.
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Trump's last-minute election calls to abolish birthright citizenship and tighten asylum laws could have scared away some Cuban-Americans.
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Former Democratic presidential nominee Michael Dukakis says his party must do everything in its power to abolish the Electoral College.
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From jumping on the 'abolish ICE' bandwagon to turning on the Clintons, Gillibrand always goes where the political wind blows.
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Many have been working hard in their states to alter or abolish the Common Core standards for math and English.
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She wanted to "clean up" the White House's message about Democrats' calls to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ice .
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With fraternities caught up in allegations of sexual misconduct across the country, the movement to abolish them has gained momentum.
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Strictly speaking, calls by people like Paul to "abolish the IRS" would actually have just made it much much smaller.
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And a second nonbinding resolution directs Maine's Democratic National Committee members to work at the national level to abolish superdelegates.
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Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) on Sunday downplayed calls from his Democratic colleagues to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Meanwhile, tactics on an ultimately foiled vote on legislation to "abolish ICE" exposed lines of division within House GOP leadership.
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The resolution would abolish the emergency declaration, which aims to shift money from other programs, largely from within the Pentagon.
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The rush was generated by the fear that the Obama administration would abolish or greatly reduce the exemption in 2013.
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That tool is called the "disparate impact standard," and many legal scholars expect the court's conservative bloc to abolish it.
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Additionally, they could even go further and abolish the 60-vote filibuster threshold entirely, says former Reid staffer Jim Manley.
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Read more from The Hill: House GOP to bring Dem 'abolish ICE' bill up for vote View the discussion thread.
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Here's the full context of his statement, via Politico: Donald Trump: "Hillary wants to essentially abolish the Second Amendment." pic.twitter.
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As recently as 2016, a measure to abolish the death penalty failed, and another, aimed at speeding up executions, passed.
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Therefore, it may be best to abolish them, particularly software patents—which have long been clogging up the patent office.
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The movement started gaining traction on the Hill on Monday, when Wisconsin Representative Marc Pocan introduced legislation to abolish ICE.
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Others want women to remain exempt, while still others say this is the opportune time to abolish the draft altogether.
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Brexit Party: Abolish the target to push 50% of young people into higher education and scrap interest on student loans.
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In spite of his flaws he deserves his memorial because he opposed slavery, and ultimately was able to abolish it.
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"Abolish ICE" is a proper rallying cry for hard-core libertarians and Davos globalists, not democratic socialists or social democrats.
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To do that, he wants to abolish the death penalty, three-strikes laws and mandatory minimum sentences, among other measures.
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But Mr. Ojeda is not a leftist candidate: he does not want to abolish ICE or provide Medicare for all.
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In a separate ballot, about 65 percent of voters, or 951,650 people, chose to abolish a constitutional ban on blasphemy.
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Mr. Gillum wants to abolish Immigration and Customs Enforcement in its current form; Mr. Nelson is unwilling to go there.
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" He added that the presumptive Democratic nominee "wants to abolish the Second Amendment," and "wants to take your guns away.
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Same goes for his plan to abolish the estate tax, which is paid by a tiny number of rich families.
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Though the text makes military conscription "compulsory," it was interpreted in 2001 in such a way as to abolish it.
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On one hand, most of the Democrats kept their arms down when asked whether they would abolish private health insurance.
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Indeed, it suggests that those states could join the compact and help abolish the Electoral College through passing ballot initiatives.
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But British Conservative Party lawmakers in the European Parliament were quick to dismiss the decision to abolish seasonal time changes.
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More provocatively, Mr. Buttigieg has backed two long-shot proposals to restructure the Supreme Court and abolish the Electoral College.
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Senator David Perdue said Kosovo should abolish all duties imposed on Serbia or "the US should reconsider its presence there".
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And while some Democratic lawmakers would abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, others have opposed efforts to do so.
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They persuaded Mr Bolsonaro not to pull out of the Paris agreement on climate change, or abolish the environment ministry.
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"In the voters' minds, 'Abolish ICE' is code for open borders and more drugs coming into their communities," he added.
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A far simpler solution would be to abolish the office and treat the presidential spouse as a normal private citizen.
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Henry runs WAR, an organization whose goal is to abolish the public sex offender registries that exist in every state.
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Senate Republicans appear poised to ignore President Trump's demands that they immediately resurrect ObamaCare repeal and abolish the legislative filibuster.
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The laws abolish the state's criminal statute of limitations on childhood sexual abuse and extend the civil statute of limitations.
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His promises to reinstate DACA and abolish ICE are enticing to a state population of which 7 percent are undocumented.
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The plan would abolish private insurance in the process, and do away with deductibles, premiums, and out-of-pocket spending.
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Every other nation — even the autocratic Tsarist Russia and the Empire of Brazil — managed to abolish slavery without a war.
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So President Trump said to both Trudeau and Macron, and later to Merkle: Let's abolish tariffs, nontariff barriers and such.
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Unless the Republicans decide to go nuclear and abolish the filibuster for Supreme Court nominations, the Democrats may well succeed.
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But Senate Republicans appear ready to ignore Trump's demands that they immediately resurrect ObamaCare repeal and abolish the legislative filibuster.
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But right-wing politicians and their supporters see any attempt to abolish blackface as a vicious attack on Dutch identity.
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I fear that this current call to abolish the N.E.A. is the beginning of a new assault on artistic activity.
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This is different than New York City's policy, which changed in 2014 to abolish the ICE presence at Rikers Island.
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Chiang notes that attempts to abolish the common use of Chinese characters in the past century have all been unsuccessful.
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Beatrice Fihn, whose International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017, is one such person.
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Many people view the call to abolish ICE, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, as an irresponsible act of radicalism.
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Labour's manifesto promise to abolish fees altogether was one reason why it was able to draw youngsters to the polling station.
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Of course, there's always the option to abolish the death penalty, which more than half of the world's nations have done.
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Sadah, from the restive Shi'ite-majority Qatif province, has also campaigned to abolish the guardianship system and the right to drive.
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ICE funding showdown expected amid calls by Dems to abolish agency Feud erupts between Dem socialist Ocasio-Cortez and defeated Rep.
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The pink tax is the product of complex social and economic forces, so we won't be able to abolish it overnight.
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By prioritizing ultra dense housing and efficient intracity travel, arcologies abolish the need for city roads and automobiles to traverse them.
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With marches and rallies organized around the absurd "Abolish ICE" demand, many might think this is what all Democrats now believe.
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So this conversation about abolish ICE really is a little bit of a political fringe on both ends of the parties.
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As Vox's Dara Lind explained, "Abolish ICE" is the latest leftward shift for Democrats: For Democrats, it's been a simple calculus.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said in July that she wants to abolish the agency and end Trump's child separation policy.
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Huge crowds of marchers don pussy hats and hold signs aloft calling to abolish ICE, empty Rikers' cages, end family detention.
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Making 19973 references to "neo-liberal" policies in his speech, he vowed to abolish the "regime" he said it had created.
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And on Tuesday, Sanders said that the US should "abolish" its current immigration system and restructure immigration enforcement agencies like ICE.
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Chaffetz has called global warming "a farce," and just this week co-sponsored a bill to abolish the Department of Education.
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People are worried that if we say we want to abolish sex work, well... most sex work activists are sex workers.
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Earlier this year a group of lawmakers submitted a bill to abolish the Korean way of measuring age for administrative purposes.
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Anadolu Agency says an Istanbul court Wednesday charged Osman Kavala with attempts to abolish the constitutional order and Turkey&aposs government.
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That's how, Patton said, those 18 churches have been able to abolish $34.4 million of debt since the start of 2018.
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But the backdrop was Mr Macron's decision in 2017 to abolish the country's wealth tax, in line with a manifesto promise.
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The Congress started its two-week meet over the weekend and quickly voted to abolish term limits for President Xi Jinping.
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Some want to abolish a border control agency, ICE, whereas she sensibly refers to welcoming migrants and ending hatred towards foreigners.
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Mr Corbyn's Labour Party manifesto includes a promise to abolish tuition fees, levied by most universities at £9,000 ($11,8.93) a year.
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The outbreak in New York has charged an ongoing debate in America: whether to abolish the exemptions to vaccination for schoolchildren.
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The explicit messaging of the shirts called for an end to family separation and supported the larger movement to abolish ICE.
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Advocates like Jumoke Emery, lead organizer for Abolish Slavery Colorado, however, believe that the law is crucial, both symbolically and literally.
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But Ben Whalley, a professor of neuropharmacology at the University of Reading, said these could only minimise risks, not abolish them.
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During his failed 2012 presidential run, Perry famously forgot the Energy Department's name during primary debate while vowing to abolish it.
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"Together we will abolish ICE; together we are going to get single-payer health care," Ocasio-Cortez said on the stump.
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And while we're at it, the government should demilitarize the police, abolish ICE, and release prisoners serving time for marijuana offenses.
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It said its pages had repeatedly warned that Gulen's movement represented a danger to the Republic and wanted to abolish secularism.
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McElwee, a freelance writer, took up the effort in 2017 to turn "abolish ICE" into a core demand of the left.
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We need to abolish or reform the FISA process, to put clear and severe restraints on government surveillance of political campaigns.
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On the eve of the Labour Party's annual conference in September, allies of Mr. Corbyn tried unsuccessfully to abolish his job.
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But she said the award of the prize to her organization was "hugely important" in the quest to abolish nuclear weapons.
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Abolish ICE, student debt, institutional racism and the patriarchy, pushing full-steam for impeachment are all rallying cries of the left.
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There is a growing outcry to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) bureau in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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With Kennedy now gone, it's virtually certain that the Supreme Court won't abolish the death penalty for at least a generation.
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The biggest moment for the Abolish ICE movement though came after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a self-described democratic socialist, upset Rep.
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The Call itself can be endorsed by all, empowering citizens to take action in the international movement to abolish nuclear weapons.
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Republicans view the growing calls to abolish ICE as a politically helpful to them ahead of the midterm elections in November.
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A study for the Goodman Institute estimates we could abolish them tomorrow without any net loss of revenue for the government.
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But Ben Whalley, a professor of neuropharmacology at the University of Reading, said these could only minimize risks, not abolish them.
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THIS JUST IN ... Prize winner The Nobel Peace Prize was awarded this morning to the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons.
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Once an organizer for the presidential campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders, Ocasio-Cortez wants to abolish ICE and for-profit prisons.
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That is precisely what is happening as some Democrats around the country push to "abolish ICE," U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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As governor, he reneged on promises he had made to abolish the death penalty, block the sales tax, and raise pensions.
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Meanwhile, Bahrain released a 33-page plan to fix its debt-burdened finances and essentially abolish its budget deficit by 2022.
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The Interior Department is blasting a Republican bill that would abolish armed law enforcement bodies in two federal land management agencies.
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In January, the group projected "Shithole President" on the federal building, and projected "Abolish [Immigration and Customs Enforcement]" in late June.
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Now is the time for our elected officials to demonstrate the courage to support these efforts to abolish nuclear weapons forever.
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Something I don't think most people get -- yet -- is that "Abolish ICE" is about more than what happens to ICE itself.
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Local police reported broken windows in addition to the words "abolish ICE" written on the sidewalk in front of the building.
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That phrase was battle cry for the fight to abolish slavery and the struggle to give women the right to vote.
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Initiatives that would abolish the death penalty and impose price controls on pharmaceutical drugs were both behind in early vote counts.
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And she castigates Democrats who want to abolish ICE — even though Sinema does not support eliminating the 85033-year-old agency.
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A New York Times editorial titled "Abolish Billionaires" introduced many readers to an increasingly strong rallying cry on the American left.
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It may not be surprising that all three Republicans still in the presidential race have promised to abolish the estate tax.
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Besides, Hollywood is what America created in lieu of royalty, and it's not something its countrymen want to abolish anytime soon.
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You heard Ted Cruz, who's vying for the Republican nomination, saying that among government agencies, he wants to abolish the IRS.
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Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez made "abolish ICE" a key tenet of her primary win in New York, while GOP Rep.
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Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana — are calling for a constitutional amendment to abolish the system.
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The detailed proposal would abolish private insurance and redirect healthcare spending from employers, state governments, and households onto the federal budget.
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It has forced established players to abolish commissions and even sparked the blockbuster merger of Charles Schwab (SCHW) and TD Ameritrade.
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There are 275 states that want to abolish it, but for anything to change, Congress ultimately needs to give its approval.
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In addition, he has backed the movement to abolish federal agencies like Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
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He also wants to abolish super PACs and has called for a ban on corporate contributions to the Democratic National Convention.
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These activists, frustrated by decades of deportations under both Republican and Democratic administrations, have been leading the call to abolish ICE.
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Ideologically, Mr. Buttigieg is a progressive — sometimes an adventurous one, calling to expand the Supreme Court and abolish the Electoral College.
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The European Parliament voted 410 to 192 on Tuesday to back a draft law to abolish the twice-a-year switch.
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In Victoria, taxi drivers staged protests in 2017 that caused peak-hour chaos as the government moved to abolish taxi licenses.
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And four Cosby accusers in California worked successfully to get their lawmakers to abolish the sexual-assault statute of limitations altogether.
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She has also explicitly voiced support for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the federal agency that some liberals have called to abolish.
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If God tolerated this system, the traditional Islamic scholars said, it was surely not for any human authority to abolish it.
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Op-Ed Contributors In their ardor to undermine and abolish the Affordable Care Act, Republicans in Congress are causing inestimable damage.
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It's trying to embody how sorority can abolish social hierarchy but within a collective, small group with a kind of friendship.
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And if they were going to be that country, then they were going to have to abolish the institution of slavery.
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On Tuesday, lawmakers in Yekaterinburg - a manufacturing center of almost 1.5 million people - voted by 42-4 to abolish direct elections.
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Just a year after Mr. Marcos's ouster in 21995, the Philippines became the first country in Asia to abolish capital punishment.
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What do you do if a president-elect asks you to lead a government agency that you famously wanted to abolish?
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HANOI, Sept 17 (Reuters) - Vietnam will abolish an import tax on crude oil from November 1, the government said on Tuesday.
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When the Arkansas Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty contacted him and asked him to speak at the rally, he panicked.
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But the Republicans rewrote the rules well before their decision last week to abolish the filibuster for Supreme Court confirmation votes.
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First on the agenda: Abolish serfdom, a form of medieval slavery that allows noblemen to own the peasants working their land.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump vowed to roll back environmental rules and regulations and expressed a desire to abolish the EPA.
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Whether a president has the power to abolish a national monument that was declared by one of his predecessors is questionable.
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TORQ was designed to abolish greenhouse gas emissions and usher in an industry of cleaner commercial transportation, according to the automaker.
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During a televised debate in 2011, Mr. Perry said he wanted to abolish the department but struggled to recall its name.
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And I will never abolish or in any way mistreat our great heroes from ICE and Border Patrol and law enforcement.
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This is why last session, and again this session, I introduced H.R.3635, legislation to abolish the United States debt ceiling.
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To abolish it requires the organization of the working people, their unions, and the oppressed working together to challenge capitalist rule.
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The only moral and logical thing for Michigan — and other states — to do is to abolish the sex offender registry. Why?
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While negotiating a new agreement, the company filed a motion asking the bankruptcy court to abolish the terms of the agreement.
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Or are they part of a scheme to abolish a nuclear deal that is working and that Iran is abiding by?
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" Two days later the president proposed to draft a bill "to compensate any State which may abolish slavery within its limits.
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And the "abolish ICE" buzzword has lost potency on the left, where a recognition of immigration enforcement needs has taken hold.
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Brazil imported more slaves than any other nation and in 1888 became the last in the Americas to officially abolish slavery.
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You don't have to want to abolish capitalism to understand why the prospect is tempting to a generation that's being robbed.
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The blueprint showed they wanted to gradually abolish the 'solidarity tax' introduced after reunification in 1990 to support poorer eastern states.
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But Cumhuriyet said its pages had repeatedly warned that Gulen's movement represented a danger to the Republic and wanted to abolish secularism.
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What&aposs incredible is, these politicians, members of the legislature, would much rather abolish a law enforcement agency than fix the law.
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They really want to abolish ICE in some level of that party, and it&aposs just really despicable if you ask me.
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In 1991 and 1995, Daniel Patrick Moynihan, senator from New York and an impeccable centrist Democrat, introduced bills to abolish the CIA.
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Even before she was elected, Ocasio-Cortez was the one who gave the call to "Abolish ICE" a prominent megaphone on Twitter.
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Georgia has put more than 53,000 voter registrations on hold mere weeks before the midterms; Malaysia plans to abolish the death penalty.
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In a sign that it would further relax curbs, China's health commission said in September that it would abolish family planning offices.
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She dissented when the majority declined to abolish the longstanding "dual sovereign" doctrine as it relates to the Constitution's double-jeopardy clause.
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It cannot disarm unilaterally but it can, and must, lead the other nuclear powers in a determined effort to abolish nuclear weapons.
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JESSE WATTERS, CO-HOST: Couple years ago Democrats were voting to fund the border wall, and now they want to abolish ICE.
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Meanwhile, rising Democratic stars are calling to "abolish ICE" — using it as a rally cry for liberals appalled by Trump's immigration policy.
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"There are those who want to take away your health care, take away your doctor, and abolish private insurance entirely," he said.
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Some, including groups like Asian Americans Advancing Justice, said they are being used by conservatives as a wedge to abolish affirmative action.
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More than 700,000 people signed a petition asking the government to turn them away and to tighten or abolish laws on asylum.
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Sanders tweeted the government should not add to the violence in the world and vowed to abolish the death penalty as president.
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The catchphrase that launched the movement, "Abolish ICE," has been rejected entirely by the presidential contenders that once seemed to back it.
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Two immigrant advocacy groups have published Abolish ICE platforms with details on what it would look like to actually eliminate the agency.
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" He claimed "there are those who want to take away your health care, take away your doctor and abolish private insurance entirely.
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"There are those who want to take away your health care, take away your doctor, and abolish private insurance entirely," Trump said.
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Harris's office did not explain how completely overhauling ICE would differ from what Democrats who want to abolish the agency have proposed.
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Texas is set to abolish straight-ticket voting by 2020, so this particular error might not be an issue in future years.
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An even more radical change would be to abolish the amateur draft entirely, and make all players free agents from the start.
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They would even abolish the Office of Financial Research, designed to shine a light on financial markets long hidden from public view.
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When the candidates were asked who among them would abolish private health-care insurance, she joined Mr Sanders in raising her hand.
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"The goal is to say we are a sovereign state and choose to abolish abortion," he told the local newspaper Tulsa World.
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In Turkey the newly established secular republic moved in 1926 to abolish sharia as an unwanted relic of the discredited Ottoman theocracy.
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They want to amend the 2014 constitution either to extend the president's term in office or possibly abolish presidential term limits entirely.
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Renzi's referendum meant to abolish the upper house as an elected body, but its failure means the two houses have different rules.
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Still, Trump would have paid much less for 2005 if not for the alternative minimum tax, which he has vowed to abolish.
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INGRAHAM: Zephyr Teachout, interesting name, Democratic candidate for a New York attorney general, calls to abolish ICE and said it this way.
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Despite growing opposition, voters in three states -- Nebraska, California and Oklahoma -- this year defeated ballot measures seeking to abolish the death penalty.
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When the governor spoke to CNN in 2010, two months before his death, he said he didn't want to abolish the law.
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Right, it's hard for Congress to simply abolish the EPA or rewrite the Clean Air Act — that would face a potential filibuster.
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The national Law Commission recently sought public views on whether to abolish the practice, triggering a debate between politicians and religious leaders.
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While that might make the platform more appealing to new users, Twitter did not abolish that limit entirely, as some had expected.
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The legislation would abolish the criminal statute of limitations for future child sexual abuse cases, including rape, incest and statutory sexual assault.
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Stacey Dash has angered many people with her call to abolish Black Entertainment Television, Black History Month and the NAACP Image Awards.
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It's also the first vote since congressional Republicans failed to abolish IPAB as part of a larger ObamaCare repeal earlier this year.
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