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ICE "briefly detain" active duty Airman serving in U.S. Air Force—returning from duty. Airman gets asked if he is U.S. citizen—3 separate times. That's not good enough—he is asked follow up question: "Were you born in America?" Just because of racial profiling. #KavanaughStop

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