Hernández v. Mesa: The Supreme Court gave the Border Patrol a

According to the conservative justices, law enforcement need not be accountable to anyone.

Border Patrol has a 'shadow police unit' that protects agents when they kill, groups say - The San Diego Union-Tribune

Supreme Court returns cross-border shooting case to lower court - The Washington Post

Hernandez v Mesa Case Editorial – The Lighthouse

Opinion analysis: Justices block cross-border shooting lawsuit - SCOTUSblog

Supreme Court hears case of teen shot dead in Mexico by border agent in US - ABC News

A Case of Declining Power for Citizens - Berkeley Political Review

Supreme Court to hear case of Mexican teen killed by border patrol

Stop Calling Me an Activist - YES! Magazine Solutions Journalism

El Paso border shooting case may have big impact

Border Patrol shooting case: Key issue of government accountability

Argument analysis: A search for a rule, but is there even a remedy? - SCOTUSblog

Justices' Border Patrol Ruling Could Extend to U.S. Citizens - American University Washington College of Law

Mom Of Cross-Border Shooting Victim 'Still Waiting For Victory

Standing on the Wrong Side: Hernandez v. Mesa and Bivens Remedies in the Context of Cross-Border Shootings by Federal Law Enforcement - LIRA@BC Law