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9 July, 12:44

How and Why did the Alien and Sedition Acts "backfire" on their Federalist proponents?

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    Since these 2 acts allowed citizens of the US to be tossed out of the country, or locked up, without due process, political opposition came into play, and individuals that could have made a good contributions to the USA were forced out of the country.
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