A federal judge just said what needed to be said
February 28, 2026
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as posted by the channelA federal judge just said what needed to be said. A Salvadoran man with a pending asylum case and a valid work permit was pulled over by masked agents in an unmarked car. No warrant. No hearing. No due process. U.S. District Judge Goodwin ordered his immediate release and wrote that armed, anonymous agents seizing people for civil immigration violations and jailing them without any process is exactly what the Fourth and Fifth Amendments exist to prevent. His words: this eliminates every feature that distinguishes constitutional authority from raw force. If you have a pending case and think that keeps you safe, think again. The government detained someone who was doing everything right. Federal judges are still fighting back. But court protection only works if you know your rights and act on them. The Constitution does not have an immigration exception, and judges are proving it every day. If you or someone you know has been detained or is worried about their case, send me the word CONSULT and let’s talk about your options before it’s too late. 🔶 Know your rights. 🔶 Fight your case. 🔶 Don’t wait until it’s you.
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