September 23, 2003
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The American Civil Liberties Union asked the federal
courts Tuesday to prevent the U.S. Secret Service from keeping anti-Bush
protesters far away from presidential appearances while allowing supporters
to display their messages up close.
The civil liberties group filed the lawsuit in federal court in Pennsylvania on behalf of four advocacy organizations that claimed that the Secret Service forced them into protest zones or other areas where they could not be seen by President Bush or Vice President Dick Cheney or be noticed by the media covering their visits.
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