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That was a military-style operation using an armed Border Patrol, but Trump seems enthusiastic to go whole hog and just use the military.

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“My chief concern now is that we don’t allow the studios to go whole hog and destroy this beautiful thing that we’ve got all of a sudden,” Cargill said.

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With three young kids and soaring meat costs, Logan Wagoner decided it was time to go whole hog.

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As soon as Barrett joined the court, the calculus fundamentally shifted because there were five justices who clearly despised Roe, who no longer had to rely on chief justice John Roberts, and his somewhat more cautious and institutionalist, incrementalism and could go whole hog.

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“Now that we have such an accommodating stance from the agency, we can go whole hog,” he said.

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