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Oregon AG says investigators
targeted Black Lives Matter
PORTLAND (AP) — Oregon
Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum
says one of her investigators has been
put on paid leave after she learned he
had searched for social media hashtags
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the promise of an independent inves-
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Urban League of Portland accused
the Department of Justice of digital
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EUGENE (AP) — Two
former University of Oregon
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