Justice Sonia Sotomayor publicly apologized Wednesday for criticism she made of Justice Brett Kavanaugh's opinion upholding immigration enforcement stops, saying her remarks questioning his sensitivity to working-class struggles were inappropriate. The apology is rare for Supreme Court justices, who typically keep personal disagreements with colleagues private. Sotomayor had criticized Kavanaugh's concurring opinion allowing ICE stops based on factors including ethnicity, suggesting his professional upbringing left him disconnected from how such enforcement affects ordinary people. The incident highlights growing tension within the Court and has drawn attention from immigrant advocacy groups who've called the stops 'Kavanaugh stops' in response to his opinion.