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By June 18, the administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown was still generating protests, curfews, and legal friction in multiple places. The White House kept insisting on hardline enforcement, but the visible consequence was a widening domestic backlash that made the policy look less like control and more like ignition.
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By June 18, the administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown was still generating protests, curfews, and legal friction in multiple places. The White House kept insisting on hardline enforcement, but the visible consequence was a widening domestic backlash that made the policy look less like control and more like ignition.
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By June 18, the administration’s aggressive immigration crackdown was still generating protests, curfews, and legal friction in multiple places. The White House kept insisting on hardline enforcement, but the visible consequence was a widening domestic backlash that made the policy look less like control and more like ignition.
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