In 2019 the US Supreme Court ruled that police cannot secretly place a GPS tracking device on the under carriage of a car belonging to a suspected drug dealer to build a case against her.

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This is true. In the 2019 case United States v. Jones, the Supreme Court ruled that attaching a GPS tracking device to a vehicle constitutes a physical trespass and therefore qualifies as a search under the Fourth Amendment. As a result, law enforcement must obtain a warrant before attaching such a device to a suspect's vehicle.

In 2019 the US Supreme Court Ruled That Police Cannot