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 ...

All right, good morning. It is Saturday, September the 13th. I'm Ali Veli.If you happen to have your pocket Constitution with you, it's going to become very useful in the next few minutes. This week, the Supreme Court gave federal agents the green light to geog to geographically racially profile people in the course of immigration sweeps in Los Angeles. Now, in doing so, it shattered one of the bedrocks of the American legal tradition.And my goal today is to leave you with a clear understanding of just how ...

Immigration Enforcement Concerns - The report highlights concerns about ICE targeting students and hardworking individuals, moving away from focusing on the "worst of the worst" as initially promised [1] - A baseball coach intervened when ICE agents questioned young players about their origins during practice [2][4] - The incident raised concerns about potential violations of constitutional rights, specifically the Fourth and Fifth Amendments [6] Community Impact - The baseball practice, usually attended by 20 to 25 kids, experienced a significant drop in attendance after the incident, with only one kid showing up [12][13] - The coach relocated the practice to protect the kids, but the children and parents were shaken up [4] - Bystanders' lack of intervention during the incident was noted, with the coach expressing disappointment in their obedience to authority [11] Academy Achievements - The Harlem Baseball Hitting Academy has a 22-year history of graduating 400 African-American and Latino kids from colleges like Stanford, Princeton, and Harvard [8] - The academy has produced 45 major league draft picks [12]

Joining us now, retired California Superior Court Judge Loris Cordell, New York Law School professor Rebecca Roy, and former RNC communications director Doug Hai. Everybody, thanks for being here. Judge, I want to begin with you um and and ask about this lawsuit in California, the um Ninth Circuit and then the appeal by Donald Trump to push back to say we can continue with these raids.We can continue with this profiling as they're doing. What's the likely outcome. Um, you know, Katie, thank you for even dea ...

Regulatory Concerns - The Bank Secrecy Act, a Nixon-era law, is outdated for the modern digital age [1] - Current indiscriminate financial surveillance conflicts with the Fourth Amendment in the digital age [1] Data Privacy - Financial data is highly sensitive personal information [1] - Nearly every financial transaction is trackable without a warrant [1]