Hi, welcome back to Maine Justice.

It is Monday morning, not Tuesday.

It is July 14th, so happy bestial day for everyone who celebrates.

I'm Andrew Weissman, and I'm here with my co-host, Mary McCord.

Hi, Mary.

Good morning, Andrew.

How are you today?

I'm good.

I'm good.

Although I have to tell you, and this is probably a huge downer for people who are thinking,

oh, I want to know what's going on this week

and our take on it, is I was reading the order that came out of Los Angeles with this,

you know, we spent an episode, I think it was the last episode, we talked about sort of the

Fourth Amendment and the Fourth Amendment implications. And I was reading a lot about the facts of what the judge

recounted there. And I have to say, it is depressing. Yeah, it is. How's that for a teaser for people

who want it? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And, you know, that's part of our first topic, right? I mean,

this is the topic that it seems like there's new developments

on every single week. This, of course, the order you're talking about is from Judge Frimpong,

which basically said to ICE and to the Department of Homeland Security, stop violating people's

Fourth Amendment rights. You can't stop people without some sort of reasonable suspicion that they're

actually here unlawfully, and you can't do that based on race or the language somebody is speaking.

So, you know, obey the Constitution. And we'll talk about a number of other things going on,

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