A Minnesota woman, Nicole Cleland, is suing federal agencies after her Global Entry travel status was revoked just days after she reportedly followed a Border Patrol agent—claiming it’s retaliation for her First Amendment right to observe law enforcement. Now 56 and a longtime Global Entry user, she says the revocation has caused her to self-censor online, fear travel, and worry her passport may be invalidated. The case raises urgent questions about government overreach and whether citizens can safely scrutinize law enforcement without facing punishment. Agencies haven’t responded yet, but this could be a landmark moment in civil liberties.
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