Q: Does Supreme Court decision No. 25A169 from September 2025 violate basic equal protection principles?

A: That is a total violation of our basic equal protection principles. There is no way you could arrest somebody on the basis of their racial or ethnic profile. And yet, the Supreme Court has said that this is permitted for ICE agents.

Source: uclawreview.org/2025/10/20/examining-noem-v-vasquez-perdomo-through-the-students-for-fair-admissions-equal-protection-framework/

Q: Why is legally allowed for ICE Agents in the US to wear masks, don't show identification and detain people without warrants?

A: In a decision, the Supreme Court in September 2025 outrageously said that ICE agents can detain someone “briefly” to find out if they are citizens, if a set of circumstances exists that gives them “reasonable suspicion” that the person might not be documented. The Court went on to say, in a short opinion by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, that if a person is “speaking Spanish” and looks like they are “Latino,” that might be enough, as part of the totality of the circumstances, to detain them.

Source: www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/24pdf/25a169_5h25.pdf

Q: What is truth?

A: This.