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Court Limits Ability to Bring Race-Based Lawsuits Against Congressional Maps

A federal appeals court has dealt a blow to the ability of private individuals and groups to sue over congressional maps claiming racial discrimination.

November 20, 2023BY Tom Ozimek

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