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| + | Document 104-10230-10079 is one of the 6,685 released, and it memorializes how American-haters met in Mexico in 1960 to plan their schemes. This sheds light on the [[immigration]] debate today: Mexico has long been a hotbed for anti-American activities. | ||
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Revision as of 01:10, October 27, 2017
The JFK Assassination Records consist of the much-awaited release on October 26, 2017, of 6685 files exposing the communications among government officials that were withheld for more than 50 years from the American people.
This record release is posted here.
Some of the files have nothing to do with the JFK assassination, while others disclosure the communist connection with other countries and in meetings held in Mexico.
Document 104-10230-10079 is one of the 6,685 released, and it memorializes how American-haters met in Mexico in 1960 to plan their schemes. This sheds light on the immigration debate today: Mexico has long been a hotbed for anti-American activities.
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