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How about using $this->call() ?

$response = $this->call('GET', "/order/$id", [], [], [], $headers);
$this->assertEquals(403, $response->status());
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Did you guys figure out how to fix this, I am having the same problem where the policy is kicking out my actingAs($user) for my app and responding with a 403 everytime. Any ideas how to fix this unit test?

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try:

$this->get('/route')
            ->assertResponseStatus(403);

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