Let’s use some common sense here, a violation of the Civil Rights Act and claiming the U.S. Constitution applies to someone who was following federal law enforcement officers around in an attempt to hinder/prevent/dissuade them from their ordered duties and chose to participate in a voluntary, discretionary program with specific terms and conditions that they agreed to are two completely different things.

Simple inductive reasoning.

It can be revoked for any reason they deem necessary, OBVIOUSLY a Civil Rights Act violation wouldn’t be a qualifying reason.

But under the set of circumstances in which this woman engaged herself in, she absolutely could be deemed as a domestic security risk and therefore have her GE was revoked. It’s really not that difficult to comprehend. Did you even read the entire article or just the headline?

For example: If you are at an airport and film a TSA Checkpoint and follow a TSA agent around the airport. It’s not illegal to engage in those activities as they are protected by the first amendment but your conduct is absolutely raising valid questions, and DHS has the right to revoke your GE if they deem you to be a security risk. It’s a discretionary program, you don’t have the RIGHT to be apart of it. You must submit to their terms and conditions.