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Blackburn calls for inquiry into Justice Jackson for supporting anti-ICE messages at Grammy appearance.

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    • Senator Marsha Blackburn has called for an inquiry into Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s participation at the Grammy Awards.
    • The request for investigation focuses on anti-ICE (U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement) messages that were displayed during the event.
    • Justice Jackson’s presence at the Grammys drew attention due to the political nature of the messages conveyed.
    • Senator Blackburn is seeking clarity on Justice Jackson’s support or stance regarding the anti-ICE rhetoric observed at the Grammys.
    • This situation involves considerations of the appropriateness of a Supreme Court Justice attending events with potential political implications.
    • The incident has sparked discussions on the role and public engagements of members of the judiciary in political or socially charged events.

Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/blackburn-demands-investigation-justice-jackson-grammy-appearance-applauding-anti-ice-rhetoric)

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