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regulations on money in Citizens United again returns

New case before Supreme Court raises worry of weaker regulations on money in Citizens United again

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US Supreme Court mulls lifting limits on political donors

AFP – Three years after its historic Citizens United decision upended America’s campaign finance system, the Supreme Court appears poised to allow even more cash to flood into US politics. In one of the most highly anticipated cases of a judicial term.

Political Contributions Back Before Supreme Court

WASHINGTON, DC — Currently, there are limits to the amount of money an individual can give to political campaigns. But today, those limits are being challenged in the Supreme Court.

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