In 1968, the Magical Congress of the United States reinstated Rappaport's Law. By 1971, several of the vanguard leaders who had forced the Magical Congress of the United States to compromise were either dead or on the run.
The civil rights vanguard movement in America's wizarding world suffered a devastating blow.
Having witnessed the "harm" caused by the vanguard movement, the Magical Congress of the United States decided for the first time to infiltrate and observe No-Maj society. Twenty years later, several agencies established for that purpose had recently compiled a twenty-year observation report to verify the accuracy of the Wilkinson Prophecy.
"...From the 1950s to the present, the No-Maj government has conducted thousands of nuclear test explosions in states such as Nevada. The radioactive waste and dust produced by those explosions have affected approximately one million No-Majs across several states. A disease called cancer, accumulated over decades, has now emerged on a massive scale in several states, yet the No-Maj populace remains completely unaware..."
"The No-Maj government and conglomerates seem particularly fond of conducting all kinds of experiments on their own countrymen. Our investigators discovered that they even mixed radioactive substances into biscuits and sold them to children to observe radiation's effects on growth and development. Incidentally, we have acquired all relevant research materials, which have played an important role in another Congressional project."
"...Our observations in recent years have found that No-Maj political division is fermenting, and the flaws of their electoral system are gradually becoming apparent. The No-Maj Donkey Party has begun to break away from its traditional voter base, turning its attention to previously neglected issues such as environmental protection, equal rights, people of African descent, and sexual minorities, while the Elephant Party has moved further toward traditional Southern ideology... The above observations align with the