Enforcing the Law in a United America - American Creed

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YHS students, Jack W., Sam V., and Will R., interviewed Yreka PD Detective Derek Duncan regarding the American Creed and whether America is really united in our modern world.

Written by Sam V., Jack W. and Will R.
From Yreka High School
In California

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