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Fact-check: Does a Montana man face a felony for telling an Indian to 'go back to his country'?
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Fact-check: Does a Montana man face a felony for telling an Indian to 'go back to his country'?
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His alleged shove of the man would be a misdemeanor. His words have him facing a felony.
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Earlier this week, a story out of Helena, Montana, gained national attention for its sensational headline : "Helena man charged with felony for shouting at man to ‘go back to his country.’" Many assumed that the headlines were exaggerating the case, or that there was at least more to the story.
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