Hina Shamsi
Hina Shamsi is a prominent civil rights attorney and the director of the American Civil Liberties Union's (ACLU) National Security Project. She is known for her advocacy on issues related to civil liberties, government transparency, and the protection of constitutional rights, especially in the context of national security. Shamsi has been vocal against government policies that infringe upon individual freedoms and has worked extensively on cases involving surveillance, immigration, and racial profiling. Recently, she criticized President Donald Trump's decision to deploy National Guard troops in Los Angeles, stating that it posed legal and ethical risks for both the residents and the military.
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Mexico:
Hina Shamsi from the ACLU described the military deployment as a dangerous abuse of power.
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Bangladesh:
Hina Shamsi stated that Trump's decision contradicts the long-held policy against using military force in civilian situations.
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Luxembourg:
Hina Shamsi described the response to protests as unnecessary and a display of abuse of power.
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Liechtenstein:
Hina Shamsi emphasized the importance of constitutional limits on the conduct of troops, regardless of their uniform.
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Dominican Republic:
Hina Shamsi accused the Administration of creating legal and ethical risks for the troops.
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Honduras:
Hina Shamsi accused the Administration of creating legal and ethical risks for the troops.
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Argentina:
Hina Shamsi criticized Trump's decision to federalize National Guard troops as an incendiary abuse of power.
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Russia:
Hina Shamsi, chair of the American Civil Liberties Union, stated that the administration is abusing power and endangering Los Angeles residents.
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