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Papers, please — in Minnesota. Masked Border Patrol agents surrounded a U.S. citizen in the snow, demanding ID, birthplace, and a “citizenship check” as she calmly refused and walked away. This is what cruelty looks like when it’s dressed up as procedure: intimidation first, rights second. confirms: ethnicity, accent,...

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