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A federal judge in Minnesota says federal immigration agents cannot arrest peaceful protesters without probable cause.
The ruling stems from a lawsuit filed by six people who say they were detained or threatened last month
while observing operations carried out by ICE.
Matt Sepic of Minnesota Public Radio reports.
The injunction also prohibits agents from using pepper spray and similar weapons on protesters and from stopping drivers without probable cause.
Judge Kate Menendez says safely following agents at an appropriate distance, quote,
does not by itself create reasonable suspicion to justify a vehicle stop.
Officers arrested lead plaintiff Susan Tincher, December 9th, as she was observing them.
They cut off her wedding ring, took her clothes and detained the 55 year old for five hours.
The plaintiffs provided extensive video evidence, but ICE agents did not testify.
The defense provided only a second-hand account from a field director.
Tinsher says she'll persist in monitoring ICE.