Supreme Court says Muslim men wrongly placed on no-fly list can sue for money damages
The case involved three men who claimed that FBI agents put them on the government's no-fly list because they would not spy on fellow Muslims.
Supreme Court says Muslim men wrongly placed on no-fly list can sue for money damages
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