Court flags ICE warning to critic as potential First Amendment violation
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A federal judge ruled that ICE likely violated the First Amendment by delivering a warning notice to a Rochester man who had written a harsh email to ICE’s acting director, signaling limits on DHS tactics against critics and backing the plaintiff’s civil-rights lawsuit.
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- Court rules in favor of Rochester man in ICE lawsuit RochesterFirst
- It’s OK to tell ICE their actions will haunt them, judge rules in speech fight Ars Technica
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