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Supreme Court rules that travel restrictions may be imposed upon Arabs in order to protect lives but said other methods must be considered.
It also referred to "numerous reports from American-born US citizens of Palestinian descent or Arab heritage being singled out for prolonged questioning on entry and departure, and burdensome and discriminatory visa requirements imposed upon Palestinian Americans severely impacting their families and businesses.
Yet a small number teaching on California's Berkeley and Los Angeles campuses were able to successfully defy the forces of McCarthyism showcased by their refusal to sign the non-communist loyalty oath imposed upon them by the university.
 
 
 
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