More aftermath for local controversy . . .
This might be a legal long shot.
An important part of legal checks & balances that protect constitutional rights inside the U.S.
Or . . .
Maybe a sign that "lawfare" continues to dominate the discourse in this current political epoch.
The basics . . .
"An immigrant justice nonprofit claims that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated a legal settlement agreement around warrantless arrests after recent raids across the Midwest, including one in a Liberty restaurant, and that the agency doctored documents to support its actions. “We have serious concerns that they are, you know, trying to find strategies, patterns of practice to avoid the requirements both of the law and the settlement,” said Mark Fleming, associate director of litigation at the National Immigrant Justice Center (NIJC) — an organization that provides legal services, policy advocacy and litigation on behalf of immigrants."
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Court motion argues ICE violated legal settlement, doctored documents in Liberty raid
An immigrant rights organization filed a motion in federal court weeks after ICE agents raided El Potro Mexican Restaurant and detained 12 employees.
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