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The US Department of Justice has moved to dismiss charges against David Huerta, a union leader arrested during a protest against an immigration raid in Los Angeles. This decision reflects a broader pattern of the government dropping cases against protesters.
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The US Department of Justice has moved to dismiss charges against David Huerta, a union leader arrested during a protest against an immigration raid in Los Angeles. This decision reflects a broader pattern of the government dropping cases against protesters.
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US justice department dismisses charges against California union leader
US Justice Department Dismisses Charges Against Union Leader David Huerta