People who film immigration operations
in their cities say federal agents are surveilling and intimidating them. In
some cases, they say agents have threatened to add them to a list of domestic
terrorists. A new lawsuit filed in Maine against the Department of Homeland
Security argues this pattern violates the First Amendment. NPR’s Jude
Joffe-Block reports.
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