SPLC Seeks Dismissal of 'Vindictive Prosecution' by Trump Administration

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The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a longstanding anti-hate group, is asking a federal court to dismiss the Trump administration’s case against it, calling the effort a flagrantly “vindictive prosecution.” ... (Full cleaned article content)

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