Ostracize ICE Employees From Polite Society
February 13, 2018
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"As President Donald Trump has intensified the immigration debate with his inflammatory rhetoric and rapid increase of federal raids by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers, it's still important that law-abiding U.S. citizens are well aware of their own rights. A college professor sought to teach an important lesson for those who are stopped at Border Patrol checkpoints.
Angus Johnston, a City University of New York professor, sent out several tweets about how documented citizens can refuse to comply with requests to provide proof of papers. The tweets came after a video showed U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents requesting proof of citizenship from passengers on a Greyhound bus in Florida.
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