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"By agreeing to settle the case, the DHS avoided either any new appellate precedent limiting its borders search authority, or any judicial review of the specifi
by btbuildem 13y ago
"By agreeing to settle the case, the DHS avoided either any new appellate precedent limiting its borders search authority, or any judicial review of the specific basis for its actions with respect to Mr. House. As in other cases, the DHS treated the threat of judicial review of its actions as the ultimate danger to be avoided at all costs, even if that required destroying evidence it had previously claimed was vitally needed."
What a cancerous growth this DHS is.
- dwaltrip 13y agoWhile I can't blame them at all, it is too bad Mr. House settled. I wonder what would have been the outcome.