Clinton acts on military ban on homosexuals: President gives ground to opponents

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Clinton announced on Jan 29, 1993, his policy on ending the ban on gays in the military. The policy calls for a six-month period during which the military may transfer openly gay personnel from active duty to reserve status. At the end of the six months, the ban on homosexuals will be fully lifted.

Gay military personnel

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Clinton stresses middle-class aid

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Pres Clinton discussed more details about his proposed tax cut for the middle classes. Qualified taxpayers include those who pay for higher education or save money in retirement accounts. The plan promotes individual responsibility. He also discussed his community service jobs program.

Tax reform, National service

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Clinton proposes reforms

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Pres Clinton proposed changing the immigration system so that illegal immigration would be controlled and applications for political asylum would be processed more quickly. Clinton still supported a multiracial society and protection for political refugees.

Emigration and immigration

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