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All branches of government should work together to rectify this situation and uphold our constitutional rule of law. Until that happens, the ongoing suffering of the 237 still imprisoned deportees ...

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Letters: A naval nastygram from the Revolution The following letter is from Lt. Gov. Nicholas Cooke to Capt. James Wallace, Royal Navy commander based in Newport, on June 14, 1775: Read more ...

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Macomb Twp. Masking the loss of rule of law I find it ironic that the ICE and adjacent law enforcement communities claim they need the masks to protect the identities of the officers from DOXing.

“We really live in the best state in the U.S.,” he often tells me. But my dad is unlike most fathers in the entire state. He has overcome a lot to assimilate with the many metro-Detroiters who ...