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This story was originally published by The New Humanitarian.

The senator has distorted my reporting to try to persuade the Supreme Court to give the government expansive power to block access to asylum. (click the above link to view full story on The New Humanitarian.org website.)

The Reidy family have been quiet, steadfast defenders of democracy, and members of the CCDC. Each generation has set their own milestone of achievements in contributing toward protecting constitutional rights. In this article, Eric Reidy (who is an editor, and reporter of migration and special coverage at New Humanitarian: an independent, non-profit newsroom that believes in journalism as a force for good), explains how his work documenting the humanitarian consequences of U.S. border policies has been misrepresented by Senator Ted Cruz in a Supreme Court amicus brief. The case in question, Noem v. Al Otro Lado, will determine whether the U.S. government can legally block asylum seekers from accessing ports of entry — a decision with major implications for future immigration policy. Read the full article in the link above.

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