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Protective Order on Thunderbirds

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The Protective Order on Thunderbirds was an edict issued by Seraphina Picquery that protected Thunderbirds at a time when MACUSA had a kill-to-curse policy on all magical creatures. Later, the order was expanded to cover all magical creatures (FB).

The order was instituted a year after Newt Scamander came to the U.S. in late 1926 to return a trafficked Thunderbird to its natural habitat (FB).

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