· 9/14/2023
Meta Platforms, Inc. v. District of Columbia
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- recognizing that “the border” includes entire metropolitan areas such as San Diego, El Paso, and the South Texas Rio Grande Valley
- holding that reasonable suspicion of criminal activity warrants temporary seizure in order to question detainees about suspicious circumstances
- recognizing that the Brignoni-Ponce test has been expanded to include suspicions as to any suspected criminal activity
- recognizing that the Brignoni-Ponce test has been expanded to include suspicions as to any suspected criminal activity
- holding that apparent Mexican ancestry of car occupants did not justify stop based on suspicion that they were illegal aliens
- holding that Border Patrol agents may lawfully stop persons they reasonably suspect of being illegal immigrants and question them about their citizenship
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