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Why would president andrew jackson not want federal goverment to enforce the decision in worcester v. georgia

Why would president andrew jackson not want federal goverment to enforce the decision in worcester v. georgia
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President Andrew Jackson didn’t want the federal government to enforced the decision in Worcester v. Georgia because it conflicted with Jackson’s policy of Indian removal.
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