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The Supreme Court Just Greenlit Racial Profiling

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9/18/2025, 6:11 PM

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A federal judge found that Trump's ICE agents have been stopping and detaining people based on whether they a) look Latino; b) speak Spanish; and c) are at a certain location, like a day laborer pickup site. That's racial profiling. Worse, the Supreme Court just greenlit these practices in a recent decision. I'm leading 65+ House Democrats in calling on DHS for answers on the use of racial profiling in immigration enforcement. We need accountability.

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