
Biden judicial nominee said border wall, voter ID laws ‘grounded in White supremacy’
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President Biden’s judicial nominee Natasha Merle said during a 2017 podcast that Republican-backed policies like voter ID laws and the U.S.-Mexico border wall "are grounded in White supremacy."
Merle is the deputy director of litigation at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund (NAACP LDF) and has recently taught courses on racial justice and racial equity at Columbia University and New York University.
During an episode of "The Breach" podcast immediately following the 2017 Charlottesville car-ramming attack, Merle criticized Republicans who denounced racism at the now-infamous Unite the Right rally but continue to support what she considers racist policies.

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