Four attorneys told ABC News they have been denied access to their clients at the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis, where they are being held.

Army veteran and Purple Heart recipient William Vermie told ABC News that he was tackled and arrested by ICE in Minneapolis and held for eight hours.

The federal government just used a 30-year-old law for the first time in history—and the target was never even charged with a crime.

What if I told you there's a 50-square-mile patch of beautiful American wilderness where, thanks to a bizarre constitutional glitch, you could theoretically commit the perfect crime... and get away with it, scot-free? This isn't a plot from a thriller novel. This is the Yellowstone "Zone of Death." In this episode, we venture into the most dangerous legal dead zone in the United States—a sliver of Yellowstone National Park in Idaho that, due to a mind-bending legal loophole in the Sixth Amendment, has no residents to form a jury. No jury, no trial. No trial, no conviction. We'll trace this chilling theory back to law professor Brian Kalt, who accidentally discovered it, and explore the real-life poaching case that nearly put this terrifying "get out of jail free" card to the test. We'll also ask the big question: why has Congress known about this constitutional time bomb for years and done absolutely nothing to fix it? This is a deep dive into a real-life glitch in the matrix of American law, where the pristine beauty of nature hides a dark and unresolved secret. Subscribe now to step into the Zone of Death. And if you have a friend who loves a good true-crime puzzle or a constitutional mystery, share this episode. Just... maybe don't plan a camping trip there together.

Senior US District Judge Garr M. King violated Mohamed Mohamud's Sixth Amendment right to confront ... #garrm.king #mohamedmohamud #fbi #entrapment #undercover

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