Supreme Court Strikes Down Law Banning MAGA Hats, Gadsden Flags At Polling Places

In one of two opinions issued on Thursday, the Supreme Court struck down a Minnesota law that restricted the wearing of "political apparel" - like MAGA hats - at polling stations. In a 7-2 ruling, the court said the law violates First Amendment protections on free speech. In addition to Minnesota, at least nine other states - Delaware, Kansas, Montana, New Jersey, New York, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Vermont - have similar laws. In its opinion, the court said that MAGA hats and "#MeToo" pins should be allowed to be visible at polling places across the US. The case was brought by the Minnesota Voters Alliance, which initially challenged the state's ban.

The big question now is, will this 9-year-old student should be allowed to wear a MAGA hat in school - where he was asked to take it off by the principal when the hat reportedly became "disruptive" (other students found it offensive)?

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