Askins v. U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security

Ruling by

Lower Court

USDC Southern District of California

Lower Court Judge

A district court erred in dismissing plaintiffs First Amendment claims where the plaintiffs who took pictures at the border were on public property and the government guidelines that apply to members of the media to get prior approval do not necessarily apply to individuals.

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