Four American Muslim men have lost their bid for monetary damages against FBI agents accused of violating the First Amendment by placing the men on the No-Fly List to coerce them to spy on their religious communities.
Southern District Judge Ronnie Abrams agreed with the government that some 25 agents cannot be sued for money in their personal capacity for either putting plaintiffs on the list or keeping their name on it as a coercive measure in anti-terrorism investigations.
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