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Michigan attorney Amir Makled was detained by federal agents on his way home from a spring break trip with his family. His only crime appears to be representing a student protestor. We're seeing a chilling effect on not just individuals and their rights, but also on the attorneys representing these individuals, Makled tells Chris Hayes. - Aired on 04/08/2025.

PoindexterOglethorpe
(27,789 posts)Or do you simply mean attorneys, plural, not attorneys' plural possessive?
Punctuation matters.
Rhiannon12866
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PoindexterOglethorpe
(27,789 posts)The double quote marks are needed for actual quoting, as in: he said, "Don't do that!".
The single quote mark is for apostrophes and possessives. Punctuation really does matter.
Rhiannon12866
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struggle4progress
(122,926 posts)Tresa Baldas
Detroit Free Press
A lawyer's spring break trip to the Dominican Republic with his family ended on a troubling note at Detroit Metro Airport on Sunday: He was detained by federal agents, questioned about his clients, and asked to give up his cellphone, he says.
But Dearborn attorney Amir Makled, who is representing a pro-Palestinian demonstrator who was arrested at the University of Michigan last year, stood his ground. He didn't give up his phone.
"I'm an American citizen. I'm not worried about being deported," Makled said he recalled thinking to himself in the airport interrogation room. "So, I tell them, 'I know you can take my phone. I'm not going to give you my phone, however ... 90% of my work is on my phone. You're not getting unfettered access to (it)' " ...
https://www.freep.com/story/news/local/michigan/wayne/2025/04/07/lawyer-for-u-m-protester-held-at-airport-refused-to-give-feds-his-phone/82978891007/