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August in the nation’s capital is, as always, hot, hot, hot-and members of Congress would nodoubt rather be anywhere else. At present, however, concerns over how to constrain some ofthe administration’s anti-terrorist activities in the interest of preserving civil liberties and createreasonable, enforceable immigration regulations keep them hard at work.
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