Miller claims the D.C. military deployment is constitutional because Washington D.C. is not a state, but federal courts have ruled that constitutional protections apply equally to D.C. residents as U.S. citizens.

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True. Federal courts have consistently ruled that D.C. residents enjoy full constitutional protections despite the district's unique federal status, making military law enforcement equally unconstitut...

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Miller claims the D.C. military deployment is constitutional because Washington D.C. is not a state, but federal courts have ruled that constitutional protections apply equally to D.C. residents as U.S. citizens.

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