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This proposed constitutional amendment would allow Congress to pass laws making it illegal to physically damage or destroy the American flag as a form of protest. Currently, the Supreme Court has ruled that burning the flag is protected free speech, so this amendment would overturn that decision and give lawmakers the power to criminalize such acts. The change would affect protesters and activists who use flag desecration as a form of political expression.
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