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People Keep Dying in ICE Custody. 13 Dems Back a Bill to Abolish the Agency

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Resistance is Challenging Grip of AIPAC on Congress

The pro-Israel AIPAC lobby is one of the most powerful lobbies in the country, but its influence over our elections and Congress is increasingly being challenged by candidates and voters.

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