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Aminata Bah is an engineering major who is motivated to participate in politics through voting and civic engagement. She believes the most important political issue is gun control, and that Congress needs to take stronger action to protect people. Bah also learned about the importance of the First Amendment's protections of free speech, press, religion, assembly, and petition, and how it is the first line of defense for Americans.
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