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U.S. Supreme Court says former Portland man can challenge his no-fly status even after FBI removed him from its list

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The high court Tuesday kept Yonas Fikre’s suit alive, finding that a district judge’s dismissal of his case after the federal government removed him from its No-Fly List didn’t make his claims moot.

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