"The judge ruled that there appeared to be "extremely weak to nonexistent" connections between the information sought in the subpoenas and any possible criminal violation.

The subpoenas seek materials "that largely if not entirely relate to constitutionally protected conduct," the judge wrote, noting that Minnesota has the legal right not to devote its resources to enforcing federal immigration law.

The Justice Department "is not conducting a criminal investigation," the judge wrote, "but is instead using the grand jury process for other (unlawful) purposes."

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If it weren't for some Courts in this country, we'd already be doing ""Sieg Heils" to stay out of prison.

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