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At the time, 158 Democrats voted against the bill. "Our country has been ravaged by a horror of illegal immigrants…violently raping American women and girls," Mace said during debate on the bill.

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Kerry King has officially bodied his WWE entrance theme for Damian Priest onto streamers. After premiering in miniature on Monday Night RAW back in November, the full version of the Slayer guitarist’s ...

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