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Documenting Law Enforcement is a First Amendment Right | Making Sense | ACLU
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Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxKIB643hyo

Documenting the public activity of ICE agents and other federal officers is a constitutional right, and a key tool in protecting our civil liberties. ACLU legal expert Byul Yoon is no stranger to defending activists whose rights have been violated by ICE, and she joins us on this episode of Making Sense to answer your questions about documenting law enforcement.
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