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Ninth Circuit SLAPS DOWN Newsom law restricting ICE operations

A new California law requiring federal immigration agents to wear identification during their operations was permanently slapped down by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. Critics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations say masked and unidentifiable agents pose a risk to illegal alien targets as well as the greater public. 'No set of…

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