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Matthew Petti

ReporterReasonBeat: United States government policy, immigration, law enforcement, voter fraud, watchlist issues

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Matthew Petti is a journalist who has written for Reason. He has produced at least one article for the publication, covering topics such as United States government policy, immigration, law enforcement, voter fraud, and watchlist practices.

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The evidence indicates that Petti’s reporting relies on a mix of primary sources (15 instances), secondary reporting (2 instances), and commentary (7 instances).

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