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In My Lifetime, It's The Supreme Court, Not Congress, That Integrated Our Public Schools, That Allowed People Of Different Races To Marry, And Established The Principle That Our Government Should Respect The Value Of Privacy Of American Families. These Decisions Are The Legacy Of Justices Who Chose To Expand American Freedom.

Under Unitary Executive Theory, The [george W.]bush Administration Has Claimed The Right To Seize American Citizens In The United States And Imprison Them Indefinitely Without A Charge.

There Is Also The Issue Of Personal Privacy When It Comes The Executive Power. Throughout Our Nation's History, Whether It Was Habeas Corpus During The Civil War, Alien And Sedition Acts In World War I, Or Japanese Internment Camps In World War Ii, Presidents Have Gone Too Far.

I Hope That Republicans In The House And Mr. Cantor Will Embrace That As Part Of Immigration Reform.

If You Look At The Record And The Enviable Record Which Sandra Day O'connor Has Written, You Find She Was The Fifth And Decisive Vote To Safeguard Americans' Right To Privacy, To Require Our Courtrooms To Grant Access To The Disabled, To Allow The Federal Government To Pass Laws To Protect The Environment, To Preserve The Right Of Universities To Use Affirmative Action, To Ban The Execution Of Children In America.