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No, Congress is not voting on a bill that would make questioning events surrounding 9/11 terror attacks a crime
No, Congress is not voting on a bill that would make questioning events surrounding 9/11 terror attacks a crime
No, Congress is not voting on a bill that would make questioning events surrounding 9/11 terror attacks a crime

Published on: 04/29/2024

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Congress hasn’t introduced legislation that makes it a crime to question what happened on Sept. 11. We VERIFY where the false claims are stemming from.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/news/verify/national-verify/911-terror-attack-fact-check-no-bill-that-would-make-questioning-events-crime/536-905234a9-2e9d-40c6-a69e-c67250100d57

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