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The Supreme Court's ruling allows expanded immigration raids based on "reasonable suspicion," effectively targeting brown-skinned individuals. Justice Kavanaugh's concurrence suggests that ethnicity alone can constitute reasonable suspicion, leading to concerns about racial profiling. Critics argue this decision promotes white supremacy and targets not only Latino immigrants but also those from Africa and Asia. The ruling is seen as an escalation of discriminatory practices, impacting various communities and raising concerns about civil rights violations. The potential scope of the ruling extends beyond immigration, raising fears about broader targeting based on appearance and origin.

Prepared by Lauren Mitchell and reviewed by editorial team.