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Happy July 4th, AI.gov, Trump floats Amnesty for Illegal Aliens & West Bank Prison

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Jul 05, 2025

by Sam Chaney | July 5, 2025

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The Declaration of Independence is celebrated on this day, which marked the announcement by the Continental Congress of the independence of the thirteen American colonies from England.

The Declaration, largely written by Thomas Jefferson, was formally approved on July 2nd, and John Adams wanted that day to become the official holiday.

There were actually several versions of the Declaration. The most important version, which is now in the National Archives, was ordered to be printed by the Continental Congress on the 19th of July and signed on the 2nd of August.

The Cold War reign of fear gripped even the residents of the heavily liberal city of Madison, Wisconsin. As a test, on this day, the Fourth of July, a reporter asked 122 Madison residents if they would sign a petition that included excerpts from the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights (but did not identify the source).

Only one person was willing to sign the petition.

President Harry Truman mentioned the incident in a speech in Detroit on July 29th later that month, lamenting the fact that so many Americans were afraid of associating themselves with basic statements of American freedom.

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