Feldman: Disgraceful Supreme Court decision on ICE
The Supreme Court ruling allowing ICE to conduct “roving stops” of suspected undocumented immigrants based on appearance and language is seen as expressing anti-immigrant prejudice. The raids in Los Angeles targeted individuals based on ethnicity, language, and workplace, leading to over 2,800 detentions. Justice Kavanaugh’s reasoning that ethnicity can be a factor in immigration stops is concerning. The violation of constitutional rights affects all Americans, not just Latinos. The decision reflects a bias against immigrants and goes against the principle of equal protection under the law. The ruling may be reversed in the future. Noah Feldman, a Harvard law professor, criticizes the ruling as shameful.
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