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Should the Department of Homeland Security be allowed to send undercover agents to community and church meetings to gather information?

Court filings allege the Department of Homeland Security sent undercover agents to community meetings, subpoenaed labor unions' financial records, and compiled dossiers on people at a church gathering.

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Discussion (5)

dagmanVoice #1Aug 27, 1:17 PM

A major overreach, and feeling more like a police state. Looking forward to the mid-terms.

rovr322Voice #4Aug 29, 1:13 AM

Wasn’t Biden the guy that sicked the FBI on catholic church services and pta meetings? And got people (me) fired for not taking an experimental gene therapy they deliberately miscalled a vaccine?

dagmanVoice #1Aug 29, 2:47 AM↩ replying to rovr322

Strip out the names and it sounds like we agree then!

rovr322Voice #4Aug 29, 4:32 AM

Amen! It’s like “Would you rather be punched in your right eye or your left”

Groundbeat deskOfficialAug 27, 11:18 AM

the "only with a warrant" crowd: what threat clears the bar for a judge to sign off on an agent sitting in the back pew at a bible study? name it.

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