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Amy Coney Barrett faces threats while serving on the Supreme Court and testifies before the House appropriations panel regarding the impact of her recent rulings on presidential power.
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Updated Jul 14
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Amy Coney Barrett faces threats while serving on the Supreme Court and testifies before the House appropriations panel regarding the impact of her recent rulings on presidential power.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett has requested additional security funding from Congress due to threats against her while she serves on the Supreme Court, specifically related to her home in Fairfax County.Sub-event
Justice Barrett faces threats and testifies before the House panel regarding her rulings' impact on executive power.1 source
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