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This undated photo provided by Anthony Marlak, show Connecticut prison guard Anthony Marlak, who was fired in 2021, several years after posting what was determined by the state to be an anti-Muslim meme on Facebook. Marlak, who served as a correctional officer for 14 years, has been reinstated and returned to his job at the Garner Correctional Institution in March, he told The Associated Press on Thursday, April 6, 2023. An arbitrator ruled in February that Marlak's termination was an excessive response by the state Department of Correction and reduced the punishment to a 25-day suspension. (Courtesy Anthony Marla via AP)

This undated photo provided by Anthony Marlak, show Connecticut prison guard Anthony Marlak, who was fired in 2021, several years after posting what was determined by the state to be an anti-Muslim meme on Facebook. Marlak, who served as a correctional officer for 14 years, has been reinstated and returned to his job at the Garner Correctional Institution in March, he told The Associated Press on Thursday, April 6, 2023. An arbitrator ruled in February that Marlak's termination was an excessive response by the state Department of Correction and reduced the punishment to a 25-day suspension. (Courtesy Anthony Marla via AP)

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