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When asked if he would get on board with requiring a judicial warrant for federal agents to enter private property, Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX) says that “administrative warrants work.” “Of course, I believe in the Fourth Amendment, but what worries me is that a judge should not hold up...

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