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Kimmel had planned to clarify his remarks Sept. 17, but Disney executives feared the comedian was dug in and would only inflame the tense situation.

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"This is an aggressive approach trying to inflame the situation that has otherwise been peaceful," Wilson said on Sunday after another night of tear gas and violent arrests.

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Newsom argued that using the military in Los Angeles was unnecessary and inflamed tensions.

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The country, he said in an email interview, was “inflamed by military fervor…and then by paranoia,” which caused “severe damage to democracy.”

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Federal immigration authorities dismissed the petition as a dangerous stunt that would inflame tensions.

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