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California’s attorney general filed suit challenging ICE arrests at state courthouses, arguing federal immigration enforcement is interfering with access to justice. The case matters because courthouses are supposed to be where people show up without fearing a dragnet. If the state is right, the federal government is normalizing fear around basic civic participation.
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California’s attorney general filed suit challenging ICE arrests at state courthouses, arguing federal immigration enforcement is interfering with access to justice. The case matters because courthouses are supposed to be where people show up without fearing a dragnet. If the state is right, the federal government is normalizing fear around basic civic participation.
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