On the recordMay 24, 2016
no citizen or noncitizen should ever been treated differently because their voices were heard.
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congress.govJoe Crowley: “no citizen or noncitizen should ever been treated differently because their voices were heard.”
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Crowley emphasizes equal treatment for all citizens regardless of their public expressions.
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