The Kellogg-Briand Act of 1928 was a grandiose attempt to eliminate war as an instrument of national policy. It was a bilateral nonaggression pact. While all the nations who signed the pact agreed to renounce war as an instrument of national policy, there were also a substantial number of qualifications. These qualifications were so extensive that they rendered the agreement ineffective.
Depending on the time you mean "born" (Independence, when the Constitution was ratified, etc) all states had state legislatures and governors, who were responsible for the long-term affairs of each state.
The new law denied people accused of being runaways of fundamental rights.
→ The new Fugitive Slave Act placed the responsibility to determine the status of alleged fugitives in the hands of federal court officials but denied those accused of being runaways any opportunity to defend themselves from the charges.
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<span>Al-Queda had no role in the liberation of Afghanistan, training the Taliban govenment, destroying any training camps or leaving their enemy alone at any time. They do have the goal of destroying any non-Muslim or Muslims they disagree with. </span>
