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Really it applies to them all but it depends which right you are refereeing to

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The Bill of Rights only applies to Congrefs. It says what Congrefs may and may not do, but it says nothing about what states may or may not do. The Fourteenth Amendment extended many of these restrictions to the states, and thus to any local governments that are creations of the states.

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The Bill of Rights originally applied to the Federal Government.

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The Bill of Rights was originally intended to apply only to the federal government.

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