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Opinion roundup from the Right: Will Trump save DACA; the IRS on notice

By Debbie Lord for The Atlanta Journal Constitution
Aug 31, 2017

A roundup of editorials from the Right includes a look at the case against the IRS for targeting conservatives, a call for the left to disavow Antifa, and a challenge for President Donald Trump to save DACA.

1. Will justice come for IRS lawbreakers at last?
From Investor's Business Daily: A Washington D.C. judge has told the IRS it has to reveal the names of employees who targeted conservative and Tea Party groups.

2. They're worried how this looks?
From the Augusta Chronicle: Donald Trump was right: There's violence on both sides.

3. Is Donald Trump man enough to save DACA?
From the Arizona Republic: Donald Trump should step up and save DACA from a threat by GOP attorneys general.

For opinions from the opposite side of the political spectrum, click here for a roundup from the Left.

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