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Memphis residents sue over alleged abuses by task force linked to Trump

13 May 2026
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Four Memphis residents have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging harassment during the Memphis Safe Task Force’s immigration and crime crackdown. The lawsuit claims that law enforcement agents retaliated against individuals filming arrests, citing threats and intimidation. The task force, initiated by Governor Bill Lee, has conducted approximately 120,000 traffic stops in the predominantly Black city. The Department of Justice has denied the allegations, emphasizing its commitment to lawful practices.

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