Tom Homan Slams Karen Bass: "She Obviously Doesn't Know How To Read" #news #trending #shorts

Tom Homan sharply criticizes his opponent, Representative Karen Bass, for her comments on law enforcement practices, accusing her of deliberately misleading her constituents. He dismisses her understanding of legal standards, claiming, "She obviously doesn't know how to read." Homan then details the legal framework for police action: "What the Supreme Court stood up for is reasonable suspicion. Officers develop reasonable suspicion before they make an arrest, and that's a myriad of different factors they consider to have enough cause, reasonable suspicion, to temporarily detain and question somebody. That's what the Supreme Court upheld has been in statute for decades." He then denies any racial bias in the legal standard: "So it has nothing to do with racial profiling. As a matter of fact, someone's race can't be considered as the only factor to cause reasonable suspicion." He concludes by reiterating his initial attack: "So obviously she can't read. She's lying to her constituents what ICE is doing."

Disclaimer: The legal term "reasonable suspicion" is an established standard in U.S. law (stemming from the Supreme Court case Terry v. Ohio*) that allows a police officer to briefly detain a person for questioning if the officer has a minimal level of objective justification. The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that race alone cannot be the sole factor to establish reasonable suspicion, but its application in policing and its relationship to racial profiling remain major topics of public debate and legal scrutiny.*

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