RT Rep. Warren Davidson (@Rep_Davidson)The FBI just acknowledged that the federal government buys Americans' location data in its testimony to the Senate Select Subcommittee on Intelligence.This is a clear violation of the Fourth Amendment and is why I introduced the Government Surveillance Reform Act - to close the data broker loophole that allows intelligence agencies to buy Americans' private data. ...

Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, who is running to succeed Tim Walz as Minnesota governor. It's good to see you, Senator. The administration says they finished the job in your state, which they say was to make Minneapolis safer, to make the country safer.How do you see this. I don't know what they think their job is, if it means two innocent people killed American citizens, if it means five-year DEPORTED TO TEXAS, ONLY TO LEGALLY RETURN, IF IT MEANS PULLING AMONG ELDER OUT OF HIS HOUSE IN HIS UNDERWEAR AND THEN ...

WELCOME BACK, IT'S ALMOST HALF-PAST THE HOUR, PEOPLE IMPACTED BY THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION'S IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT TACTICS, TESTIFIED AT CAPITOL HILL AT A FORUM YESTERDAY, NO NO REPUBLICANS ATTENDED THE HEARING. THOSE WHO SPOKE INCLUDED THE BROTHERS OF RENE GOOD, THE MINNEAPOLIS WOMAN FATALLY SHOT BY AN ICE OFFICER LAST MONTH. THEY DESCRIBED DEEP GRIEF THAT THEIR SISTER'S DEATH HAS NOT LED TO MEANINGFUL CHANGE DESPITE NATIONAL OUTRAGE.IN THE LAST FEW WEEKS, OUR FAMILY TOOK SOME CONSOLATION. consolation, th ...

Allowing ICE agents to force their way into homes without a judicial warrant would gut the Fourth Amendment and put every American at risk, @professornoahfeldman writes (via @opinion) https://t.co/aXlz46aqj9 ...

And perhaps one of the most striking image a five-year-old wearing a blue-knit bunny hat and Spider-Man backpack, detained by ICE agents. The Department of Homeland Security claims the child was detained because he was abandoned by his father, who fled the scene. There was no one present to take him in, but witnesses tell a very different story.As I got out of my car and came around the corner, I heard, what are you doing. Don't take the child. There are people here that can take him.There was another adult ...

PICTURES OF PROTESTERS BRAVING FRIGID TEMPERATURES AS ANGER MOUNTS OVER FEDERAL AGENTS CRACKDOWN. BUSINESSES ACROSS THE STATE OF MINNESOTA ARE CLOSED TODAY AS PART OF THE SO-CALLED ICE OUT DEMONSTRATIONS, CALLING ON AGENTS TO LEAVE THE STATE. IT COMES AMID A CASCADE OF JARRING IMAGES FROM ON THE GROUND IN MINNEAPOLIS, AS THOUSANDS OF FEDERAL AGENTS HAVE SEARCHED THE AREA AMID THE AFTERMATH OF ISIS SHOOTING AND KILLING OF RENEE NICOLE GOOD.WE'VE SEEN AUTHORITIES PEPPER SPRAYING PROTESTERS, IN SOME CASES IN T ...

Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Kristen Welker in Washington. We begin in Minneapolis. These are live pictures of protesters braving frigid temperatures as anger mounts over federal agents use of violent and legally questionable tactics as part of the White House's immigration crackdown. Businesses across the state of Minnesota are closed today as part of the so-called ICE out demonstrations calling on agents to leave the state. It comes amid a cascade of jarring images from on the ground in Minneapolis ...

the 4th amendment protects Americans from searches and seizures by the fedcrypto protects seizures (if self custody) but not only does not protect you against searches by the government, it actively blasts your activity for everyone on earth to searchforeverzmao ...

ICE agents are now free to do sweeping stops around Los Angeles after the Supreme Court this week overruled a California district judge, prompting this reaction from LA Mayor Karen Bass. From the beginning, we have known that Los Angeles has been used as a test case for total dominance and unchecked power by the federal government. The rule of law used to mean something, not just to us, but to the Supreme Court.But now, with the stroke of a pen, the Supreme Court has undermined the rights of millions. I'm j ...

Constitutional Law & Civil Rights - The Supreme Court's decision allows federal agents to racially profile individuals during immigration sweeps in Los Angeles, potentially violating the Fourth Amendment [1][9] - The Fourth Amendment, designed to protect against unreasonable searches and seizures, is being undermined by the court's ruling, raising concerns about government overreach [2][7][10] - Justice Sotomayor dissented, arguing against a society where individuals are targeted based on ethnicity and appearance [12] - The ruling suggests that constitutional protections are conditional and can be disregarded based on perceived immigration status [13][18] - The Supreme Court's use of the "shadow docket" to issue the decision without oral arguments or explanation raises concerns about transparency and accountability [11][25] Societal Impact & Legal Precedent - The decision normalizes racial profiling and potentially creates a police state where constitutional rights are diminished [23][24] - The ruling could weaken constitutional protections for all individuals, not just specific groups [24] - The Supreme Court's actions are perceived as abandoning basic constitutional principles and granting the government excessive discretion [19] - The decision is seen as part of a series of rulings that approve actions violating the Constitution [22] - The ruling may damage the Supreme Court's legacy and undermine democracy for generations [27]