The NSBA letter was the basis of his memo targeting concerned parents, but he refused to acknowledge the obvious chilling effect that memo involving the full weight of the Federal law enforcement apparatus would have on parents' protected First Amendment protected speech.
Jim Jordan: “The NSBA letter was the basis of his memo targeting concerned parents, but he refused to acknowledge the obvious…”
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Jim Jordan highlights Garland's refusal to recognize the impact of his memo on parental speech rights.
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