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Brendan Carr's Vendetta Against ABC Conflates the 'Public Interest' With Trump's Personal Grievances: The FCC Chairman Is Punishing the Network for News Coverage and Programming Decisions That Offend the President

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By Jacob Sullum Verified
| Creators Verified
Last April, the Federal Communications Commission announced that it was reviewing the broadcast licenses held by ABC's eight network-owned TV stations years before they were scheduled for renewal. The FCC had not conducted an early review of any broadcast license in more than half a century, and it had never done so simultaneously for all the stations operated by a particular network.
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1st Amendment on ICE

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By Jacob Sullum Verified
| Lander Journal Verified
Last June, two investigators employed by the Department of Homeland Security showed up at David Streever’s house in Rochester, New York. Streever was not home, so they left him a note. That note, presented as an official warning from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is at the center of a First Amendment lawsuit that Streever filed last month, alleging that ICE agents investigated and threatened him based on his constitutionally protected criticism of their boss.
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JACOB SULLUM: ICE admits it investigated a critic based on constitutionally protected speech

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By Jacob Sullum Verified
| The Goshen News Verified
Last June, two investigators employed by the Department of Homeland Security showed up at David Streever’s house in Rochester, New York. Streever was not home, so they left him a note. That note, presented as an official warning from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, is at the center of a First Amendment lawsuit that Streever filed last month, alleging that ICE agents investigated and threatened him based on his constitutionally protected criticism of their boss.
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