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🚨BREAKING: (CHICAGO SUBURBS) ICE agents pulled a GUN, and a TASER, on unarmed U.S. citizens for recording them from a public sidewalk… while threatening, “you aren’t going to like the outcome.” In the video, legal observers are standing on a public sidewalk recording ICE agents. The agents stop, get... out of their cars, and approach THEM. One agent has his GUN drawn, another has his TASER drawn. The agents tell the legal observers to stop following them. A U.S. citizen responds: “We aren’t doing anything illegal. It’s totally legal to follow you.” He is correct. The First Amendment protects the right to record law enforcement, and federal agents, carrying out their duties in public. And federal regulations specifically recognize that people can record publicly accessible federal activity from public sidewalks, and streets, when they aren’t impeding or disrupting operations. Then, the agent says: “Stop following us, you aren’t going to like the outcome.” That is a serious First Amendment retaliation issue. And then it gets even more dangerous. The same armed federal agents, who just threatened these people with weapons and retaliation… surround the citizens’ car and claim THEY are blocking traffic. But look at the video. The only people blocking traffic are the ICE agents… who have now boxed in the citizens’ car. Agents cannot detain someone because they don’t like being watched. A vehicle stop requires reasonable suspicion of an actual legal violation. And recording and observing ICE agents, from a public place, is not obstruction. It is not illegal. Government agents are supposed to be accountable to the people… not the other way around. The First Amendment protects your right to watch and record your government. The Fourth Amendment limits the government’s power to stop and detain you. And neither one comes with an ICE exception.show more

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🚨BREAKING: An ICE agent deliberately drives directly at a U.S. citizen, who was standing in a Chicago police parking lot filming… and almost hits them. In the video, a U.S. citizen is standing in a Chicago police parking lot filming ICE agents. The U.S. citizen isn’t attacking anyone, or blocking the agent’s vehicles… They’re standing there with a phone. The agents drive past. Then, the LAST agent turns their vehicle toward the person filming, accelerates directly at them, comes dangerously close to hitting them… and just keeps driving. The First Amendment protects the right to record ICE and other federal agents performing their duties in public. Filming federal agents is a protected activity. Retaliating against someone for exercising that right violates the First Amendment. And Illinois law is even more direct when it comes to vehicles. Illinois law specifically makes it aggravated assault to, without justification, operate a motor vehicle in a way that places another person in reasonable apprehension of being struck by the vehicle. It can also constitute reckless conduct if someone recklessly endangers another person’s safety. Federal agents are not exempt from the law. And this is what happens when federal agents start believing there are no consequences for what they do. First it’s intimidation. Then it’s threats. Then it’s driving vehicles at people. And every time misconduct is ignored, the line gets pushed a little further. The Constitution doesn’t disappear because ICE agents shows up. And a badge is not license to run people over. This agent needs to be identified, investigated, and held accountable.

🚨BREAKING: An ICE agent deliberately drives directly at a U.S. citizen, who was standing in a Chicago police parking lot filming… and almost hits them. In the video, a U.S. citizen is standing in a Chicago police parking lot filming ICE agents. The U.S. citizen isn’t attacking anyone, or blocking the agent’s vehicles… They’re standing there with a phone. The agents drive past. Then, the LAST agent turns their vehicle toward the person filming, accelerates directly at them, comes dangerously close to hitting them… and just keeps driving. The First Amendment protects the right to record ICE and other federal agents performing their duties in public. Filming federal agents is a protected activity. Retaliating against someone for exercising that right violates the First Amendment. And Illinois law is even more direct when it comes to vehicles. Illinois law specifically makes it aggravated assault to, without justification, operate a motor vehicle in a way that places another person in reasonable apprehension of being struck by the vehicle. It can also constitute reckless conduct if someone recklessly endangers another person’s safety. Federal agents are not exempt from the law. And this is what happens when federal agents start believing there are no consequences for what they do. First it’s intimidation. Then it’s threats. Then it’s driving vehicles at people. And every time misconduct is ignored, the line gets pushed a little further. The Constitution doesn’t disappear because ICE agents shows up. And a badge is not license to run people over. This agent needs to be identified, investigated, and held accountable.

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🚨BREAKING: ICE agents illegally stopped a U.S. citizen, who was walking down the street, and demanded that he prove his citizenship, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. And when someone stopped to film it… an ICE agent, in an unmarked vehicle, drove directly toward them, using their vehicle to intimidate them for exercising their constitutional right to record law enforcement. In the video, ICE agents stopped a man walking down the street and demanded he show them his ID. A person driving sees this, stops their car, and begins filming from across the street. Then, another agent, sitting in an unmarked vehicle, on the other side of the street, drives directly toward the person filming, and stops inches from the side of their car. The agents eventually let the U.S. citizen go… get into the vehicle that is still parked inches from the person filming, and then wave at them like this is all some kind of joke… and drive away. The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable seizures. And when armed federal agents stop someone and demand identification, that is not a casual conversation. And the First Amendment protects the right to record government agents performing their duties in public, as long as you are not actually interfering with what they are doing. (Filming from across the street is not interfering) So, when armed federal agents stop someone walking down the street and demand proof of citizenship, while another agent uses a vehicle to intimidate someone documenting it, there are some serious constitutional questions that need to be raised. You should not have to prove you belong, in your own country, to armed government agents. And you should not be intimidated for documenting them. That is what government power without accountability looks like… When the government can violate your rights, and then tell you that your only option is to comply… you no longer live in a free country.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents illegally stopped a U.S. citizen, who was walking down the street, and demanded that he prove his citizenship, in Atlantic City, New Jersey. And when someone stopped to film it… an ICE agent, in an unmarked vehicle, drove directly toward them, using their vehicle to intimidate them for exercising their constitutional right to record law enforcement. In the video, ICE agents stopped a man walking down the street and demanded he show them his ID. A person driving sees this, stops their car, and begins filming from across the street. Then, another agent, sitting in an unmarked vehicle, on the other side of the street, drives directly toward the person filming, and stops inches from the side of their car. The agents eventually let the U.S. citizen go… get into the vehicle that is still parked inches from the person filming, and then wave at them like this is all some kind of joke… and drive away. The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable seizures. And when armed federal agents stop someone and demand identification, that is not a casual conversation. And the First Amendment protects the right to record government agents performing their duties in public, as long as you are not actually interfering with what they are doing. (Filming from across the street is not interfering) So, when armed federal agents stop someone walking down the street and demand proof of citizenship, while another agent uses a vehicle to intimidate someone documenting it, there are some serious constitutional questions that need to be raised. You should not have to prove you belong, in your own country, to armed government agents. And you should not be intimidated for documenting them. That is what government power without accountability looks like… When the government can violate your rights, and then tell you that your only option is to comply… you no longer live in a free country.

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🚨Another day, another video of ICE agents illegally demanding a U.S. citizen prove their citizenship, in Brownsville, TX. In the video, ICE agents have a U.S. citizen boxed in with their vehicles. After demanding that he show his ID, the U.S. citizen asks if he is free to go, and then tells them to get the F away from his car. Instead of going back to their own cars, the agents tell him to “chill”… after they had already illegally detained him and demanded identification. The U.S. citizen then gets out of his car, to record the agents’ license plates, and one of the ICE agents has the audacity to say: “Sir, please don’t interfere with our investigations.” Interfere with what investigation? He WAS the investigation. If they’re letting him leave, then there is nothing left for him to “interfere” with. Recording government agents, in public, is protected by the First Amendment, and they don’t get to invent an “investigation” to discourage someone from filming. And this is becoming a pattern. ICE agents are stopping whoever they want… and demanding papers. But that is not how constitutional rights work. ICE didn’t have reasonable suspicion that he had committed an immigration violation… since he is a U.S. citizen. So, detaining him, and demanding that he identify himself, violates his Fourth Amendment rights. U.S. citizens are not required to prove their citizenship, to any law enforcement, simply because they were stopped and questioned. And that’s what makes these encounters so dangerous. When U.S. citizens refuse to comply with these unlawful demands, we’ve repeatedly seen ICE agents escalate the situation with physical force. Citizens have been shoved, dragged from vehicles, pinned to the ground, and pepper sprayed after refusing unlawful demands, or asserting their constitutional rights. And a right isn’t a right if exercising it means you risk being assaulted by the very government that’s supposed to protect it. This isn’t just about immigration anymore. It’s about whether every American can exercise their constitutional rights without fearing they’ll be met with intimidation, violence, or retaliation from federal agents. If federal agents can stop U.S. citizens, demand they prove who they are without lawful justification, and then escalate when people refuse… Then nobody’s constitutional rights are safe.

🚨Another day, another video of ICE agents illegally demanding a U.S. citizen prove their citizenship, in Brownsville, TX. In the video, ICE agents have a U.S. citizen boxed in with their vehicles. After demanding that he show his ID, the U.S. citizen asks if he is free to go, and then tells them to get the F away from his car. Instead of going back to their own cars, the agents tell him to “chill”… after they had already illegally detained him and demanded identification. The U.S. citizen then gets out of his car, to record the agents’ license plates, and one of the ICE agents has the audacity to say: “Sir, please don’t interfere with our investigations.” Interfere with what investigation? He WAS the investigation. If they’re letting him leave, then there is nothing left for him to “interfere” with. Recording government agents, in public, is protected by the First Amendment, and they don’t get to invent an “investigation” to discourage someone from filming. And this is becoming a pattern. ICE agents are stopping whoever they want… and demanding papers. But that is not how constitutional rights work. ICE didn’t have reasonable suspicion that he had committed an immigration violation… since he is a U.S. citizen. So, detaining him, and demanding that he identify himself, violates his Fourth Amendment rights. U.S. citizens are not required to prove their citizenship, to any law enforcement, simply because they were stopped and questioned. And that’s what makes these encounters so dangerous. When U.S. citizens refuse to comply with these unlawful demands, we’ve repeatedly seen ICE agents escalate the situation with physical force. Citizens have been shoved, dragged from vehicles, pinned to the ground, and pepper sprayed after refusing unlawful demands, or asserting their constitutional rights. And a right isn’t a right if exercising it means you risk being assaulted by the very government that’s supposed to protect it. This isn’t just about immigration anymore. It’s about whether every American can exercise their constitutional rights without fearing they’ll be met with intimidation, violence, or retaliation from federal agents. If federal agents can stop U.S. citizens, demand they prove who they are without lawful justification, and then escalate when people refuse… Then nobody’s constitutional rights are safe.

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🚨BREAKING: In Queens, New York, ICE agents were caught on video violently shoving, and threatening, U.S. citizens because they dared to stand on a public sidewalk. The U.S. citizens weren’t blocking traffic. They weren’t interfering. They weren’t even yelling… They were filming, while another agent stood right next to them, without issue. Then, out of nowhere, an ICE agent came charging from off camera, screaming, “BACK THE FUCK UP,” and then violently shoved one of the men multiple times. Even as the U.S. citizens backed up, the ICE agent continued to violently shoved one of them, held pepper spray inches from his face, as the other agent threatened the second man with a taser. When you’re walking down the street, observing a traffic stop from the sidewalk, normally police officers don’t sprint over, scream profanities at you, assault you, and then threaten you with weapons… And that’s because watching law enforcement activity, from a public place, is protected by the First Amendment. Recording law enforcement performing their duties, in public, is constitutionally protected. The law generally only allows officers to use force when they’re facing an actual safety threat, active physical resistance, or someone trying to flee… not because U.S. citizens are standing on a public sidewalk, watching and filming. And the most telling part? If these U.S. citizens, standing on a public sidewalk, were really a threat… the ICE agents wouldn’t have instantly turned their backs to the threat, and walked away. Because that just proved they were never a threat at all. So, why did ICE agents violently shove U.S. citizens, and threaten them with weapons?

🚨BREAKING: In Queens, New York, ICE agents were caught on video violently shoving, and threatening, U.S. citizens because they dared to stand on a public sidewalk. The U.S. citizens weren’t blocking traffic. They weren’t interfering. They weren’t even yelling… They were filming, while another agent stood right next to them, without issue. Then, out of nowhere, an ICE agent came charging from off camera, screaming, “BACK THE FUCK UP,” and then violently shoved one of the men multiple times. Even as the U.S. citizens backed up, the ICE agent continued to violently shoved one of them, held pepper spray inches from his face, as the other agent threatened the second man with a taser. When you’re walking down the street, observing a traffic stop from the sidewalk, normally police officers don’t sprint over, scream profanities at you, assault you, and then threaten you with weapons… And that’s because watching law enforcement activity, from a public place, is protected by the First Amendment. Recording law enforcement performing their duties, in public, is constitutionally protected. The law generally only allows officers to use force when they’re facing an actual safety threat, active physical resistance, or someone trying to flee… not because U.S. citizens are standing on a public sidewalk, watching and filming. And the most telling part? If these U.S. citizens, standing on a public sidewalk, were really a threat… the ICE agents wouldn’t have instantly turned their backs to the threat, and walked away. Because that just proved they were never a threat at all. So, why did ICE agents violently shove U.S. citizens, and threaten them with weapons?

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64,202 views • 3 months ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE/Border Patrol agents followed, racially profiled, and illegally detained a car full of U.S. citizens, in Buffalo, NY. In the video, multiple agents surrounded the car, opened the driver’s door, and start questioning them about who owns the vehicle. They explain that they aren’t the owner, and that they’re all American citizens. And that should have been the end of it. Instead, agents opened the backseat passenger’s door, and continued interrogating them. The passenger even pulled out HIS ID, showing it to the agents, and explicitly tells them they do NOT consent to the agents opening the car door. Being a federal agent does not give you unlimited authority to stop, search, open the doors of, or detain whoever you want. The Fourth Amendment protects from unreasonable searches and seizures. Immigration enforcement does NOT create a blanket exception to the Constitution. Stopping this car, detain U.S. citizens, and opening their doors, wasn’t “just an immigration check.” It was an abuse of government power. And THIS is what happens when agents aren’t held accountable. When there are no meaningful consequences for violating people’s constitutional rights, those violations become routine. Federal agents should NEVER be above the laws they are sworn to enforce.

🚨BREAKING: ICE/Border Patrol agents followed, racially profiled, and illegally detained a car full of U.S. citizens, in Buffalo, NY. In the video, multiple agents surrounded the car, opened the driver’s door, and start questioning them about who owns the vehicle. They explain that they aren’t the owner, and that they’re all American citizens. And that should have been the end of it. Instead, agents opened the backseat passenger’s door, and continued interrogating them. The passenger even pulled out HIS ID, showing it to the agents, and explicitly tells them they do NOT consent to the agents opening the car door. Being a federal agent does not give you unlimited authority to stop, search, open the doors of, or detain whoever you want. The Fourth Amendment protects from unreasonable searches and seizures. Immigration enforcement does NOT create a blanket exception to the Constitution. Stopping this car, detain U.S. citizens, and opening their doors, wasn’t “just an immigration check.” It was an abuse of government power. And THIS is what happens when agents aren’t held accountable. When there are no meaningful consequences for violating people’s constitutional rights, those violations become routine. Federal agents should NEVER be above the laws they are sworn to enforce.

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48,967 views • 23 days ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents stopped TWO U.S. CITIZENS at a gas station in Brunswick, Georgia, and demanded that they prove they were U.S. citizens. In the video, the two young men, both under 21, are just filling up their car when ICE agents approach them and demand their IDs. The agent looks at the license, asks if they were born in the United States, and when they say yes, the agent responds, “I figured.” Then he gives the license back. These are U.S. citizens, standing at a gas station, doing absolutely nothing wrong, and federal immigration agents approached them and questioned them about their citizenship. The Fourth Amendment does not disappear because the people approaching you are ICE agents. If these young men were being detained, the agents needed reasonable suspicion, based on specific facts, to justify that detention. They cannot just stop people and demand IDs because they want to find out whether they belong in the country. So… WHY DID THE AGENTS APPROACH THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE? What exactly did these agents suspect these two U.S. citizens had done? Because “they looked like they might be immigrants” is not a constitutional justification for stopping someone. And if the answer is that there was no individualized reason to suspect these two people of an immigration violation, then what exactly are we watching? The government is supposed to be bound by the Constitution. Which means, American citizens should not have to prove they are American just because a federal agent decided they looked like they might not be.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents stopped TWO U.S. CITIZENS at a gas station in Brunswick, Georgia, and demanded that they prove they were U.S. citizens. In the video, the two young men, both under 21, are just filling up their car when ICE agents approach them and demand their IDs. The agent looks at the license, asks if they were born in the United States, and when they say yes, the agent responds, “I figured.” Then he gives the license back. These are U.S. citizens, standing at a gas station, doing absolutely nothing wrong, and federal immigration agents approached them and questioned them about their citizenship. The Fourth Amendment does not disappear because the people approaching you are ICE agents. If these young men were being detained, the agents needed reasonable suspicion, based on specific facts, to justify that detention. They cannot just stop people and demand IDs because they want to find out whether they belong in the country. So… WHY DID THE AGENTS APPROACH THEM IN THE FIRST PLACE? What exactly did these agents suspect these two U.S. citizens had done? Because “they looked like they might be immigrants” is not a constitutional justification for stopping someone. And if the answer is that there was no individualized reason to suspect these two people of an immigration violation, then what exactly are we watching? The government is supposed to be bound by the Constitution. Which means, American citizens should not have to prove they are American just because a federal agent decided they looked like they might not be.

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146,116 views • 4 days ago

🚨THIS IS WHAT WASTING YOUR TAX DOLLARS LOOKS LIKE. In Chicago, at least 7 unmarked ICE vehicles, and around a dozen ICE agents, surround a car with two women inside, demanding they prove their citizenship… And then let them go when they proved they were U.S. citizens. So, why were they stopped in the first place? ICE cannot stop people, and demand they prove their citizenship, based on a hunch… or because an agent thinks someone “looks undocumented.” The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures, and immigration agents still need lawful grounds to detain someone. So, when neighbors saw 7 ICE vehicles surrounding ONE car, they started filming. One man, standing at his front door, yells, “You all got nothing better to do.” An ICE agent responds, “I can’t hear you… come down here and talk to me.” Why? He has the same right to criticize federal agents from a public sidewalk as he does from his front door. Then he points out how absurd this situation is… “20 cars for 2 females. You all better wear masks. That’s why you wear fucking masks… so your face doesn’t show.” He’s calling them out for hiding their identities… saying, you’re covering your faces so you can’t be identified or held accountable for what you’re doing. Because remember… these are dozens of armed, masked agents surrounding ONE car, with TWO WOMEN inside… who are U.S. citizens. Instead of ignoring the criticism, the ICE agent walks over and says, “That’s not a threat, is it?” So now saying federal agents should be identifiable, and held accountable, is a threat? The man responds, “Did I threaten you, asshole?” You don’t lose your constitutional rights because an ICE agent doesn’t like being recorded. And criticizing the government isn’t a threat… it’s a constitutional right. And when dozens of masked, armed agents surround two women, question their citizenship, and force them to prove they were U.S. citizens... everyone should be questioning and criticizing the government. So I’ll ask again… Why were these women stopped in the first place? Because the people with cameras aren’t the problem… The masked, armed agents violating the Constitution are.

🚨THIS IS WHAT WASTING YOUR TAX DOLLARS LOOKS LIKE. In Chicago, at least 7 unmarked ICE vehicles, and around a dozen ICE agents, surround a car with two women inside, demanding they prove their citizenship… And then let them go when they proved they were U.S. citizens. So, why were they stopped in the first place? ICE cannot stop people, and demand they prove their citizenship, based on a hunch… or because an agent thinks someone “looks undocumented.” The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures, and immigration agents still need lawful grounds to detain someone. So, when neighbors saw 7 ICE vehicles surrounding ONE car, they started filming. One man, standing at his front door, yells, “You all got nothing better to do.” An ICE agent responds, “I can’t hear you… come down here and talk to me.” Why? He has the same right to criticize federal agents from a public sidewalk as he does from his front door. Then he points out how absurd this situation is… “20 cars for 2 females. You all better wear masks. That’s why you wear fucking masks… so your face doesn’t show.” He’s calling them out for hiding their identities… saying, you’re covering your faces so you can’t be identified or held accountable for what you’re doing. Because remember… these are dozens of armed, masked agents surrounding ONE car, with TWO WOMEN inside… who are U.S. citizens. Instead of ignoring the criticism, the ICE agent walks over and says, “That’s not a threat, is it?” So now saying federal agents should be identifiable, and held accountable, is a threat? The man responds, “Did I threaten you, asshole?” You don’t lose your constitutional rights because an ICE agent doesn’t like being recorded. And criticizing the government isn’t a threat… it’s a constitutional right. And when dozens of masked, armed agents surround two women, question their citizenship, and force them to prove they were U.S. citizens... everyone should be questioning and criticizing the government. So I’ll ask again… Why were these women stopped in the first place? Because the people with cameras aren’t the problem… The masked, armed agents violating the Constitution are.

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152,468 views • 25 days ago

🚨Another day, another video of ICE agents illegally detaining a U.S. citizen and demanding “proof of citizenship,” in Minneapolis. In the video, you can see agents stop a car and immediately demand ID, without a warrant or probable cause. That is illegal. After running the ID, the agents get back in their vehicle and leave, because they never had the right to stop the person in the first place. This is what the Trump administration is trying to normalize… Masked agents pulling people over at random, demanding papers, and kidnapping U.S. citizens who don’t have their IDs, or if the agents aren’t able to identify them in their system. That is not legal. That is a direct violation of the United States Constitution… And it should terrify anyone who still cares about freedom.

🚨Another day, another video of ICE agents illegally detaining a U.S. citizen and demanding “proof of citizenship,” in Minneapolis. In the video, you can see agents stop a car and immediately demand ID, without a warrant or probable cause. That is illegal. After running the ID, the agents get back in their vehicle and leave, because they never had the right to stop the person in the first place. This is what the Trump administration is trying to normalize… Masked agents pulling people over at random, demanding papers, and kidnapping U.S. citizens who don’t have their IDs, or if the agents aren’t able to identify them in their system. That is not legal. That is a direct violation of the United States Constitution… And it should terrify anyone who still cares about freedom.

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143,476 views • 7 months ago

BREAKING: Federal agents are openly threatening violence against women for watching them in public. ICE/Border Patrol agents are now in Columbus, Ohio, and on video an agent explicitly threatens to assault and arrest a woman for the “crime” of observing them. In the clip, the agent says: “Is there a reason you’re following us? Are you lost? I don’t care if you’re recording. This is your one warning. If you follow us again, we’re going to stop you, break your window, rip you out, and arrest you.” Let’s be crystal clear: recording law enforcement in public is legal. Observing officers in a public space is legal. Threatening to break someone’s window, forcibly remove them from their car, and arrest them with no lawful basis is criminal intimidation and abuse of power. This is not “border security.” This is federal agents trying to terrorize civilians into silence.

BREAKING: Federal agents are openly threatening violence against women for watching them in public. ICE/Border Patrol agents are now in Columbus, Ohio, and on video an agent explicitly threatens to assault and arrest a woman for the “crime” of observing them. In the clip, the agent says: “Is there a reason you’re following us? Are you lost? I don’t care if you’re recording. This is your one warning. If you follow us again, we’re going to stop you, break your window, rip you out, and arrest you.” Let’s be crystal clear: recording law enforcement in public is legal. Observing officers in a public space is legal. Threatening to break someone’s window, forcibly remove them from their car, and arrest them with no lawful basis is criminal intimidation and abuse of power. This is not “border security.” This is federal agents trying to terrorize civilians into silence.

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164,425 views • 9 months ago

🚨ICE agents were filmed assaulting a group of U.S. citizens for no reason, in California. In the video, ICE agents walked up to a group of U.S. citizens while they were filming, on public property, and then started shoving them. Then, they escalated even further, pointing pepper spray at multiple people who were doing nothing but recording, before casually walking back to their cars and leaving. No additional arrests, no threat identified, no justification given… just force. So, let’s call this what it is… A violation of the First Amendment. You have a protected right to film law enforcement in public… These people weren’t interfering with anything… ICE agents approached them and retaliated against them for exercising that right. That’s unconstitutional. And then there’s the Fourth Amendment… Law enforcement cannot use force without justification. They cannot walk up to civilians, put hands on them, and escalate to threats of chemical force because they feel like it. Shoving people who pose no threat and pointing pepper spray at people who are standing is excessive force… and it’s an unlawful seizure, even if it only lasts seconds. And the pattern here is what everyone should pay attention to. They finish an arrest…then turn to the bystanders. They don’t de-escalate, they expand the confrontation. They don’t leave, they intimidate. Because if federal agents can walk up to you on a sidewalk and assault you for exercising your first amendment rights… then your rights don’t exist.

🚨ICE agents were filmed assaulting a group of U.S. citizens for no reason, in California. In the video, ICE agents walked up to a group of U.S. citizens while they were filming, on public property, and then started shoving them. Then, they escalated even further, pointing pepper spray at multiple people who were doing nothing but recording, before casually walking back to their cars and leaving. No additional arrests, no threat identified, no justification given… just force. So, let’s call this what it is… A violation of the First Amendment. You have a protected right to film law enforcement in public… These people weren’t interfering with anything… ICE agents approached them and retaliated against them for exercising that right. That’s unconstitutional. And then there’s the Fourth Amendment… Law enforcement cannot use force without justification. They cannot walk up to civilians, put hands on them, and escalate to threats of chemical force because they feel like it. Shoving people who pose no threat and pointing pepper spray at people who are standing is excessive force… and it’s an unlawful seizure, even if it only lasts seconds. And the pattern here is what everyone should pay attention to. They finish an arrest…then turn to the bystanders. They don’t de-escalate, they expand the confrontation. They don’t leave, they intimidate. Because if federal agents can walk up to you on a sidewalk and assault you for exercising your first amendment rights… then your rights don’t exist.

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55,679 views • 4 months ago

🚨BREAKING: A video shows an ICE agent driving an SUV onto a PUBLIC SIDEWALK… and INTO A U.S. CITIZEN… all because peaceful protesters were watching ICE operate, in their neighborhood, on Friday night… in Frederick, Maryland. And notice in the video that there was no one blocking ICE vehicles, or attacking them… or preventing them from driving down the street. These people were standing on a PUBLIC SIDEWALK, documenting federal agents operating in their neighborhood. An agent can be heard ordering them to “get off the property… or they will be arrested” as the vehicle drives down the SIDEWALK… and hits a person. And then it gets even worse. After agents forced people off the sidewalk, protesters moved to the home agents were apparently targeting. Agents then moved in with batons… punching, kicking, and dragging people away, as agents tried to enter the private home… without showing a warrant. And after all of that… ICE DIDN’T ARREST ANYONE. And it is STILL unclear whether ICE even had a judicial warrant authorizing them to enter that private home in the first place. This situation is exactly why we have a Constitution… It is supposed to protect ordinary people from the government abusing its power. The First Amendment is supposed to protect our right to protest, and document what our government is doing. The Fourth Amendment is supposed to protect us from unreasonable searches, seizures, and excessive force. So, why the hell are we watching federal agents drive into people on sidewalks, beat protesters, force their way onto private property, and into a private home… without showing a judicial warrant? If the Constitution is supposed to protect us from this, why isn’t it?

🚨BREAKING: A video shows an ICE agent driving an SUV onto a PUBLIC SIDEWALK… and INTO A U.S. CITIZEN… all because peaceful protesters were watching ICE operate, in their neighborhood, on Friday night… in Frederick, Maryland. And notice in the video that there was no one blocking ICE vehicles, or attacking them… or preventing them from driving down the street. These people were standing on a PUBLIC SIDEWALK, documenting federal agents operating in their neighborhood. An agent can be heard ordering them to “get off the property… or they will be arrested” as the vehicle drives down the SIDEWALK… and hits a person. And then it gets even worse. After agents forced people off the sidewalk, protesters moved to the home agents were apparently targeting. Agents then moved in with batons… punching, kicking, and dragging people away, as agents tried to enter the private home… without showing a warrant. And after all of that… ICE DIDN’T ARREST ANYONE. And it is STILL unclear whether ICE even had a judicial warrant authorizing them to enter that private home in the first place. This situation is exactly why we have a Constitution… It is supposed to protect ordinary people from the government abusing its power. The First Amendment is supposed to protect our right to protest, and document what our government is doing. The Fourth Amendment is supposed to protect us from unreasonable searches, seizures, and excessive force. So, why the hell are we watching federal agents drive into people on sidewalks, beat protesters, force their way onto private property, and into a private home… without showing a judicial warrant? If the Constitution is supposed to protect us from this, why isn’t it?

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31,555 views • 11 days ago

🚨Another day, another video of ICE/Border Patrol agents illegally detaining a U.S. citizen, in Escondido, CA. In the video, a group of masked agents racially profile and surround someone walking outside a building… demanding they prove their citizenship. And for those who don’t know… You do not have to “prove” your citizenship to federal agents just for existing in public. That’s not how the Constitution works. The Fourth Amendment protects you from unreasonable searches and seizures… which includes being stopped, surrounded, and interrogated without reasonable suspicion of a crime. And no… “you look like an immigrant” is not reasonable suspicion. That’s racial profiling. But, it gets worse… When the agents realize someone is watching, they move their truck to BLOCK the view. And everyone needs to ask themselves why? If everything they’re doing is legal… why are they hiding it? The person filming drives around to keep eyes on the situation… and points out that the agents don’t even have license plates on their truck… Then, the agents let the person go, because there was never a legal basis to detain them in the first place. That’s the part people need to understand… This isn’t “law enforcement.” This is intimidation… fishing for compliance… hoping people don’t know their rights. This is what it looks like when federal agents believe constitutional rights are optional. And once some lose their constitutional rights, we all do.

Jesus Freakin Congress

33,484 views • 6 months ago

ICE agents stopped an off-duty police officer, a U.S. citizen, and demanded she show her papers. She was not under arrest. There was no articulable suspicion of wrongdoing. 🚨 provides a constitutional breakdown of this incident in Minnesota: She attempted to record the stop—a protected First Amendment right. Agents hit the phone from her hand and drew their guns before she identified herself as law enforcement. This conduct violates: • 🔹 The Fourth Amendment — bans arbitrary stops and seizures • 🔹 The First Amendment — protects the right to record public officials • 🔹 Public trust — eroded when federal agents target citizens without cause This was not a checkpoint. It was not a warrant-based stop. It was a random demand for citizenship papers—a move without legal basis under U.S. law. When agents abandon the Constitution, the people have the right—and the duty—to respond lawfully, visibly, and together. Find out more about the capabilities PAXIS and how we can get it into the of every citizen and ally: #KnowYourRights #ConstitutionalCrisis #ICE #FirstAmendment #FourthAmendment #CivilRights #PAXIS

ICE agents stopped an off-duty police officer, a U.S. citizen, and demanded she show her papers. She was not under arrest. There was no articulable suspicion of wrongdoing. 🚨 provides a constitutional breakdown of this incident in Minnesota: She attempted to record the stop—a protected First Amendment right. Agents hit the phone from her hand and drew their guns before she identified herself as law enforcement. This conduct violates: • 🔹 The Fourth Amendment — bans arbitrary stops and seizures • 🔹 The First Amendment — protects the right to record public officials • 🔹 Public trust — eroded when federal agents target citizens without cause This was not a checkpoint. It was not a warrant-based stop. It was a random demand for citizenship papers—a move without legal basis under U.S. law. When agents abandon the Constitution, the people have the right—and the duty—to respond lawfully, visibly, and together. Find out more about the capabilities PAXIS and how we can get it into the of every citizen and ally: #KnowYourRights #ConstitutionalCrisis #ICE #FirstAmendment #FourthAmendment #CivilRights #PAXIS

Joe Walsh

20,195 views • 8 months ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents in New York illegally surrounded two cars and demanded the people inside prove their citizenship. Community members showed up and immediately started asking the questions ICE never wants asked on camera: “Do you have a warrant?” The agents claimed they did. But when people asked to actually SEE the warrant… they refused. Because they didn’t have one. That’s the constitutional violation right there. In the United States, federal agents cannot legally detain people, block their vehicles in, and demand proof of citizenship without lawful justification. The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. You don’t lose those rights because ICE decides to profile you. And unless agents have a judicial warrant signed by a judge, or actual legal probable cause tied to a crime, they cannot just trap people in their cars fishing for immigration status. ICE keeps counting on intimidation instead of law. They surround cars with multiple agents, act aggressive, throw around words like “warrant,” and hope people are too scared to question them. But the second community members demanded proof, the whole thing fell apart. Both cars were eventually released… because ICE never had the legal right to stop them in the first place. This is exactly why people recording matters. This is exactly why communities showing up matters. And this is exactly why constitutional rights matter… especially when federal agents are acting like they don’t apply to them anymore.

Jesus Freakin Congress

103,454 views • 4 months ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents admit on video that they illegally pulled over a car driving down a street in Minneapolis. In the video, multiple ICE agents are seen surrounding a civilian vehicle with several cars. Both back doors of the vehicle are open as agents stand around it. An ICE agent is heard saying: “We just want to make sure you are good, you were driving like a complete maniac, and the way that you’re acting, we have to verify if you are good, and then we will be out of here.” That statement matters… because ICE does not have general authority to conduct traffic stops. Immigration enforcement agents cannot pull someone over for alleged driving behavior. That power belongs to state and local law enforcement, not federal immigration officers. There is no claim of a specific crime. No explanation of probable cause. No warrant shown. Just ICE agents stopping a car, detaining the occupants, and admitting on camera that they initiated the stop based on how someone was “driving.” That is an unlawful stop. Under the Constitution, law enforcement cannot seize or detain someone without legal authority or probable cause. Blocking a vehicle, surrounding it with agents, opening doors, and questioning occupants is a seizure… and doing so without lawful authority is a violation of the Fourth Amendment. If ICE can pull over random cars, invent a reason, and detain people with no warrant and no authority, then the question isn’t whether this was illegal… It’s how many more unconstitutional stops they’ll get away with before someone gets hurt again.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents admit on video that they illegally pulled over a car driving down a street in Minneapolis. In the video, multiple ICE agents are seen surrounding a civilian vehicle with several cars. Both back doors of the vehicle are open as agents stand around it. An ICE agent is heard saying: “We just want to make sure you are good, you were driving like a complete maniac, and the way that you’re acting, we have to verify if you are good, and then we will be out of here.” That statement matters… because ICE does not have general authority to conduct traffic stops. Immigration enforcement agents cannot pull someone over for alleged driving behavior. That power belongs to state and local law enforcement, not federal immigration officers. There is no claim of a specific crime. No explanation of probable cause. No warrant shown. Just ICE agents stopping a car, detaining the occupants, and admitting on camera that they initiated the stop based on how someone was “driving.” That is an unlawful stop. Under the Constitution, law enforcement cannot seize or detain someone without legal authority or probable cause. Blocking a vehicle, surrounding it with agents, opening doors, and questioning occupants is a seizure… and doing so without lawful authority is a violation of the Fourth Amendment. If ICE can pull over random cars, invent a reason, and detain people with no warrant and no authority, then the question isn’t whether this was illegal… It’s how many more unconstitutional stops they’ll get away with before someone gets hurt again.

Jesus Freakin Congress

126,024 views • 8 months ago

🚨BREAKING: MULTIPLE ICE agents were caught on video pointing their guns at unarmed U.S. citizens, AGAIN, after assaulting them with pepper spray. This time in Anthony, New Mexico. After arresting one man, an ICE agent walks around the car and pepper-sprays a family member, while other agents are holding down a U.S. citizen. A woman appears to be explaining that the person they’re trying to arrest is a citizen, as he’s seen trying to crawl back toward the sidewalk. Meanwhile, other family members are standing on the sidewalk filming. Then, an agent walks up with his gun and points it toward the people filming. Another agent moves toward the sidewalk and pepper-sprays two people, then backs away… as MULTIPLE other agents draw their weapons. Now, you have FOUR unarmed U.S. citizens standing on a sidewalk with MULTIPLE ICE agents pointing guns at them. Two had just been pepper-sprayed… They were in pain, trying to wipe their eyes and barely able to see. Two were filming/helping the other family members. So, what exactly was the threat? Clearly, there wasn’t one. And one of the unarmed women had to point this out… to the agents pointing guns at HER… before they finally went back to their cars and drove away. These people were unarmed. They were on the sidewalk. They weren’t attacking anyone. They weren’t threatening the agents. Yet, we keep seeing ICE agents escalate these encounters by pulling their firearms on UNARMED U.S. CITIZENS. And we are supposed to just accept that as normal? Absolutely not. Being a federal agent does not put you above the Constitution… And wearing a badge does not give you a license to point a gun at anyone you don’t like.

🚨BREAKING: MULTIPLE ICE agents were caught on video pointing their guns at unarmed U.S. citizens, AGAIN, after assaulting them with pepper spray. This time in Anthony, New Mexico. After arresting one man, an ICE agent walks around the car and pepper-sprays a family member, while other agents are holding down a U.S. citizen. A woman appears to be explaining that the person they’re trying to arrest is a citizen, as he’s seen trying to crawl back toward the sidewalk. Meanwhile, other family members are standing on the sidewalk filming. Then, an agent walks up with his gun and points it toward the people filming. Another agent moves toward the sidewalk and pepper-sprays two people, then backs away… as MULTIPLE other agents draw their weapons. Now, you have FOUR unarmed U.S. citizens standing on a sidewalk with MULTIPLE ICE agents pointing guns at them. Two had just been pepper-sprayed… They were in pain, trying to wipe their eyes and barely able to see. Two were filming/helping the other family members. So, what exactly was the threat? Clearly, there wasn’t one. And one of the unarmed women had to point this out… to the agents pointing guns at HER… before they finally went back to their cars and drove away. These people were unarmed. They were on the sidewalk. They weren’t attacking anyone. They weren’t threatening the agents. Yet, we keep seeing ICE agents escalate these encounters by pulling their firearms on UNARMED U.S. CITIZENS. And we are supposed to just accept that as normal? Absolutely not. Being a federal agent does not put you above the Constitution… And wearing a badge does not give you a license to point a gun at anyone you don’t like.

Jesus Freakin Congress

111,624 views • 1 month ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were caught, on video, recklessly pointing their GUNS at a CHILD, and multiple other unarmed U.S. citizens… who were nowhere near them… while demanding a legal resident prove his immigration status, in Immokalee, Florida. And this all happened in a busy gas station parking lot… In the video, a person is recording while walking toward the sidewalk… When suddenly, an ICE agent draws his firearm, turns around, and points his gun directly at the unarmed U.S. citizen. And just to be clear… No one was attacking him, rushing toward him, or even armed with any sort of weapon. In fact, no one was even close enough to pose an immediate physical threat. Then, the agent, with his gun still drawn, orders a car to move. As it backs up, he recklessly sweeps his loaded firearm across multiple unarmed people… including a MINOR… who are standing on a public sidewalk, legally record from a distance. The person filming keeps asking… “What’s the threat?” Because the video clearly doesn’t show one. Moments later, the same agent points his gun at the person filming, AGAIN. Then, a shirtless man walks around the vehicle to see what’s happening, and the agent immediately points the gun at him, too. At this point, a second ICE agent is seen, standing on the side of the car, with HIS gun drawn, too. And after all of that… The man, they were demanding papers from, walks away because he wasn’t undocumented. And the ICE agents get into their car and leave. Federal officers are trained to draw their firearms only when they reasonably believe there is an imminent threat of death, or serious bodily harm. Every time a loaded firearm is pointed at someone, there is a risk of a tragic mistake… especially in a public place where innocent bystanders could be caught in the middle. And once again… recording federal agents, from a public place, is protected by the First Amendment, so long as you are not interfering with their duties. And no one was interfering… or even near them. So, what exactly justified having multiple firearms drawn, and pointed at unarmed people, in a crowded gas station parking lot? This wasn’t just dangerous for the people filming… It was dangerous for everyone in that parking lot. And this video is just another example of what happens when poorly trained ICE agents aren’t held accountable.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were caught, on video, recklessly pointing their GUNS at a CHILD, and multiple other unarmed U.S. citizens… who were nowhere near them… while demanding a legal resident prove his immigration status, in Immokalee, Florida. And this all happened in a busy gas station parking lot… In the video, a person is recording while walking toward the sidewalk… When suddenly, an ICE agent draws his firearm, turns around, and points his gun directly at the unarmed U.S. citizen. And just to be clear… No one was attacking him, rushing toward him, or even armed with any sort of weapon. In fact, no one was even close enough to pose an immediate physical threat. Then, the agent, with his gun still drawn, orders a car to move. As it backs up, he recklessly sweeps his loaded firearm across multiple unarmed people… including a MINOR… who are standing on a public sidewalk, legally record from a distance. The person filming keeps asking… “What’s the threat?” Because the video clearly doesn’t show one. Moments later, the same agent points his gun at the person filming, AGAIN. Then, a shirtless man walks around the vehicle to see what’s happening, and the agent immediately points the gun at him, too. At this point, a second ICE agent is seen, standing on the side of the car, with HIS gun drawn, too. And after all of that… The man, they were demanding papers from, walks away because he wasn’t undocumented. And the ICE agents get into their car and leave. Federal officers are trained to draw their firearms only when they reasonably believe there is an imminent threat of death, or serious bodily harm. Every time a loaded firearm is pointed at someone, there is a risk of a tragic mistake… especially in a public place where innocent bystanders could be caught in the middle. And once again… recording federal agents, from a public place, is protected by the First Amendment, so long as you are not interfering with their duties. And no one was interfering… or even near them. So, what exactly justified having multiple firearms drawn, and pointed at unarmed people, in a crowded gas station parking lot? This wasn’t just dangerous for the people filming… It was dangerous for everyone in that parking lot. And this video is just another example of what happens when poorly trained ICE agents aren’t held accountable.

Jesus Freakin Congress

245,274 views • 1 month ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were filmed, once again, assaulting U.S. citizens outside the Kane County Courthouse, in St. Charles, Illinois. In the video, ICE agents are arresting a man while people film the arrest. A person tries to get information from the man, when an ICE agent suddenly moves toward her and another woman, pushes them back, while pointing an expandable baton at them, in a threatening manner. One woman tells the agent that she has a right to record… which he responds by shoving her. The agent then threatens the person filming, pointing his baton at them, and yells, “don’t follow me.” As if simply observing law enforcement is a crime… especially when there’s a clear physical barrier separating them. The First Amendment protects the right to record law enforcement in public. People filming, and not physically interfering, are exercising protected speech. The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable seizures and excessive force. Physical pushing and threatening citizens with a baton, when they are not resisting or obstructing, raises serious questions about whether force is being used lawfully, or as intimidation. Excessive force standards, used by federal law enforcement, requires any force to be objectively reasonable based on an actual threat or interference… not simply the presence of people recording, or criticizing them. So, once again… Filming and observing is not interference. Standing in public is not a threat. And this is not about “respecting authority.” It’s about whether constitutional rights still apply when citizens are watching government agents do their jobs.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were filmed, once again, assaulting U.S. citizens outside the Kane County Courthouse, in St. Charles, Illinois. In the video, ICE agents are arresting a man while people film the arrest. A person tries to get information from the man, when an ICE agent suddenly moves toward her and another woman, pushes them back, while pointing an expandable baton at them, in a threatening manner. One woman tells the agent that she has a right to record… which he responds by shoving her. The agent then threatens the person filming, pointing his baton at them, and yells, “don’t follow me.” As if simply observing law enforcement is a crime… especially when there’s a clear physical barrier separating them. The First Amendment protects the right to record law enforcement in public. People filming, and not physically interfering, are exercising protected speech. The Fourth Amendment protects against unreasonable seizures and excessive force. Physical pushing and threatening citizens with a baton, when they are not resisting or obstructing, raises serious questions about whether force is being used lawfully, or as intimidation. Excessive force standards, used by federal law enforcement, requires any force to be objectively reasonable based on an actual threat or interference… not simply the presence of people recording, or criticizing them. So, once again… Filming and observing is not interference. Standing in public is not a threat. And this is not about “respecting authority.” It’s about whether constitutional rights still apply when citizens are watching government agents do their jobs.

Jesus Freakin Congress

42,879 views • 3 months ago

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were caught on video illegally detaining a U.S. citizen in Richfield, Minnesota. In the video, ICE agents surround a man who is already on his knees on the pavement, with his hands raised, while agents stand over him and verify his citizenship. This alone is a serious constitutional violation. ICE does not have authority to detain U.S. citizens to check their immigration status. They also do not need someone on their knees to “verify” citizenship. And forcing someone into a compliance position on the ground without probable cause constitutes an unlawful detention under the Fourth Amendment. After agents confirm he is a U.S. citizen, the man stands up and begins yelling… visibly angry and shaken. The man is yelling at agents for swarming his car at gun point, a U.S. citizen, and forcing him out. Saying, “I could’ve died.” ICE agents then try to claim it was because of his registration. A line they often use, that still doesn’t justify their actions. What this video shows is federal agents detaining first, forcing compliance, then checking legality afterward… the opposite of how policing in a constitutional system is supposed to work. If ICE can force a U.S. citizen to the ground over a car they happen to be driving, citizenship no longer protects you. This isn’t a minor mistake. It’s a clear abuse of power and a violation of the Fourth Amendment, and every American should be outraged.

🚨BREAKING: ICE agents were caught on video illegally detaining a U.S. citizen in Richfield, Minnesota. In the video, ICE agents surround a man who is already on his knees on the pavement, with his hands raised, while agents stand over him and verify his citizenship. This alone is a serious constitutional violation. ICE does not have authority to detain U.S. citizens to check their immigration status. They also do not need someone on their knees to “verify” citizenship. And forcing someone into a compliance position on the ground without probable cause constitutes an unlawful detention under the Fourth Amendment. After agents confirm he is a U.S. citizen, the man stands up and begins yelling… visibly angry and shaken. The man is yelling at agents for swarming his car at gun point, a U.S. citizen, and forcing him out. Saying, “I could’ve died.” ICE agents then try to claim it was because of his registration. A line they often use, that still doesn’t justify their actions. What this video shows is federal agents detaining first, forcing compliance, then checking legality afterward… the opposite of how policing in a constitutional system is supposed to work. If ICE can force a U.S. citizen to the ground over a car they happen to be driving, citizenship no longer protects you. This isn’t a minor mistake. It’s a clear abuse of power and a violation of the Fourth Amendment, and every American should be outraged.

Jesus Freakin Congress

722,498 views • 8 months ago

🚨BREAKING: (Chicago suburb, St. Charles) ICE agents smashed a handcuffed man’s face into a stone wall, then assaulted a U.S. citizen, multiple times, once they realized they were filming. In the video, multiple ICE agents have a man in handcuffs. While he is completely under their control, and not resisting, they smash his face into a stone wall. A U.S. citizen begins asking for the man’s name, while filming... note that he is not interfering, blocking the agents, or preventing the arrest in any way…. But that doesn’t stop the ICE agent from chases after him, while another agent threatens him with a taser. As the citizen is actively backing away, the agent continues walking toward him, and aggressively shoves him backwards. Even after the detained man is being escorted to the vehicle… and the legal observer is nowhere near the agents, or their cars… that same ICE agent continues shoving the U.S. citizen for no apparent reason. And while he is standing on the public sidewalk, another agent walks over and points a taser inches from him, and then turns around and points his taser at other innocent people, who are just standing and watching. Americans have a First Amendment right to record government officials performing their duties in public. Threatening, intimidating, or assaulting someone because they are documenting law enforcement, violates that right. And slamming a person face, who is handcuffed and not resisting, into a stone wall is excessive force. This is exactly why it’s important to always record anytime you see ICE agents. Because when there isn’t video evidence, we’re told to trust the government’s version of events. And more often than not, their version is filled with lies. But when there is video, the people filming often become the next target… just for documenting what is happening. And that’s what makes this so alarming. This is happening across the country, almost every single day. Americans are watching videos of people being thrown to the ground, beaten, threatened, shoved, tased, and intimidated by federal agents… while never seeing anyone held accountable. When a government refuses to investigate or discipline agents who violate people’s constitutional rights, it sends a message that they can keep doing it. And that’s exactly what we’re seeing. The Constitution means nothing if the people sworn to uphold it can violate it without consequence. And as long as this administration refuses to hold ICE agents accountable, Americans should expect to keep seeing videos like this… because impunity breeds abuse.

🚨BREAKING: (Chicago suburb, St. Charles) ICE agents smashed a handcuffed man’s face into a stone wall, then assaulted a U.S. citizen, multiple times, once they realized they were filming. In the video, multiple ICE agents have a man in handcuffs. While he is completely under their control, and not resisting, they smash his face into a stone wall. A U.S. citizen begins asking for the man’s name, while filming... note that he is not interfering, blocking the agents, or preventing the arrest in any way…. But that doesn’t stop the ICE agent from chases after him, while another agent threatens him with a taser. As the citizen is actively backing away, the agent continues walking toward him, and aggressively shoves him backwards. Even after the detained man is being escorted to the vehicle… and the legal observer is nowhere near the agents, or their cars… that same ICE agent continues shoving the U.S. citizen for no apparent reason. And while he is standing on the public sidewalk, another agent walks over and points a taser inches from him, and then turns around and points his taser at other innocent people, who are just standing and watching. Americans have a First Amendment right to record government officials performing their duties in public. Threatening, intimidating, or assaulting someone because they are documenting law enforcement, violates that right. And slamming a person face, who is handcuffed and not resisting, into a stone wall is excessive force. This is exactly why it’s important to always record anytime you see ICE agents. Because when there isn’t video evidence, we’re told to trust the government’s version of events. And more often than not, their version is filled with lies. But when there is video, the people filming often become the next target… just for documenting what is happening. And that’s what makes this so alarming. This is happening across the country, almost every single day. Americans are watching videos of people being thrown to the ground, beaten, threatened, shoved, tased, and intimidated by federal agents… while never seeing anyone held accountable. When a government refuses to investigate or discipline agents who violate people’s constitutional rights, it sends a message that they can keep doing it. And that’s exactly what we’re seeing. The Constitution means nothing if the people sworn to uphold it can violate it without consequence. And as long as this administration refuses to hold ICE agents accountable, Americans should expect to keep seeing videos like this… because impunity breeds abuse.

Jesus Freakin Congress

495,973 views • 2 months ago