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11:25Now PlayingU.S. Supreme Court makes it easier for law enforcement to violate the Constitution by essentially allowing racial profiling in immigration sweeps. The high court’s decision in Kristi Noem v. Pedro Vasquez Perdomo et al seems to do away with the legal standards previously required to stopping someone for questioning about a potential immigration violation. The decision includes a concurrence by Justice Kavanaugh where he lets it all hang out and shows a little too much about what the conservative majority really thinks!
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