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I think an ICE raid would fall under such a thing.
Oh no, heavily biased lying media is gonna have a harder time telling their lies
Just like lefties for the past decade or so I don't give a ♥♥♥♥♥♥
Regarding press passes for the Pentagon, members of the government have the freedom not to talk to the press, and oftentimes are required not to do so if the information is classified. Although the first amendment is phrased in absolutist language, the courts have long ruled that national security is an overriding factor that meets the standards for strict scrutiny.
So nothing particularly unusual seems to be going on here.
/thread
have a nice day
You should hear what Woodrow Wilson did.
*Iran
*Venezuelan drug cartels and Government.
*Hamas - potentially and sooner rather than later.