It’s more rigidly enforced than either of our physical land borders are. “Addison Barnes almost made it through his senior year at Liberty High School without triggering a First Amendment battle—but not quite,” Elizabeth Nolan Brown writes on the Reason magazine blog. “According to a new federal lawsuit filed on Barnes’ behalf, administrators at the Oregon school banned the student from wearing a tee-shirt in support of Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.”
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