A Whatcom County man is at the center of a recent United States Supreme Court ruling that may now limit a U.S. citizen’s ability to sue federal law enforcement officers for violating Constitutional rights. FOX13
that may now limit a U.S. citizen’s ability to sue federal law enforcement officers for violating Constitutional rights.Smuggler's Inn bed and breakfast in Blaine
"Every federal officer is now immune from personal liability for violating the Constitutional rights of citizens of the United States," said attorney Greg Boos.worries how consequences may reach far beyond the inn"It’s not just Mr. [Robert] Boule who is in the sights of rogue border patrol agents anymore," said Boos. "It is the entire United States population."
"There is a track record of abuses at the border," said John Midgley from ACLU of Washington. "Unfortunately, this makes it much harder to hold people accountable."to side with the agent
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