🚨BREAKING: Border Patrol agents illegally smashed through the glass door of a locked auto body shop, without a warrant, to detain the shop owner and an employee, in West Valley City, Utah.
Yes, agents are violating the Constitution all over the country, not just in Minnesota.
In the video, two agents are already standing inside the body shop when the owner’s wife asks them the most basic, constitutionally required question, “Do you have a warrant?” …after they broke in.
They illegally ignore her request and instead tell HER to stay back.
She continues demanding to see a warrant.
And then they say the quiet part out loud: “We don’t need one.”
They absolutely do, which is exactly what she tells them.
They continue ignoring her, after illegally breaking into a locked, private business, while ordering her to back up inside her own workplace.
The agents then begin questioning the shop owner and an employee, despite not knowing their status, and having zero probable cause.
She tells them, “My lawyer is coming, do you want to get sued?”
And the agents laugh.
Sit with that.
Border Patrol agents force entry into a private business, without a warrant, and laugh about accountability.
The agents admit on camera that they broke the glass door to enter the private property.
She says that’s why you had to break in… “Because you don’t have a warrant!”
And the agent says again: “It’s because we don’t need one.”
They detain the shop owner and an employee anyway, after breaking in, without a warrant… despite both men having no criminal records.
This is a blatant Fourth Amendment violation.
A locked business is private property… where a warrant is not optional.
If this is tolerated, it sets the precedent that federal agents can smash their way into ANY business, detain whoever they want, and disappear them.
That is not law enforcement.
That is an open assault on constitutional rights.
If you are stuck at home and bored please follow this @LMPD account.
Absolutely the most creative and effective way to connect with the people you serve.
More organizations need to follow this lead.
Light up. Have fun. Connect.
Well done …
“Get it all on record now — get the films — get the witnesses — because somewhere down the road of history some bastard will get up and say that this never happened.”
Dwight D. Eisenhower, after visiting liberated concentration camps in April 1945
my therapist told me this and it hit me: “healing is so hard because it is a constant battle between your inner child who is scared and just wants safety.... your inner teenager who is angry and just wants justice.... and your current self-who is tired and just wants peace."
It's always a great time being a part of @IUAA's Big Red Warm-Up! Shoutout to the crowd for bringing the energy at Bayfront Park! ⚪🔴
📸: @MalikeyD#NeverDaunted
One of my friends has an incredibly inspirational family.
She, her siblings, and their parents all genuinely like each other, and they spend an absurd amount of time together, even into adulthood.
This morning I asked her what her parents did differently.
She thought for a minute and then said,
“My mom jumped in the pool with us.”
Me: what?
“You know how when you go to the pool as a kid, all the parents are standing outside the pool talking to each other?”
“Our mom was always in the pool with us. Having fun with us.”
I haven’t stopped thinking about this.
Jump in the pool with your kids.
(This applies to many, many things.)
College bands capture the “soul” of CFB. I can’t get enough of this. Especially the shot of the low RZ with Miami trying to score, and then you see the IU band playing their lungs out to support their team
The moment the Indiana Hoosiers won the National Championship, except the sound you hear is the Jerry Goldsmith score called "The Finals" that played in the movie "Hoosiers" as Jimmy Chitwood hits a game-winning shot
#iufb#iufootball#NeverDaunted
Dr. John Delony dropped the best parenting line I've heard in forever, and it came from Jack Black of all people:
"Don't try to make a happy kid happier."
Kid's already content in the backyard playing with a stick in the mud? Don't drag them to the $300 amusement park. Just grab a hose, jump in, get dirty together. That's the story they'll tell at your funeral, not the overpriced outing that left everyone fried and sugared up.
Then he hits the deeper truth: When kids arrive, your marriage isn't "over" in a bad way—it's just a different kind of awesome. You trade spontaneous afternoons for new magic: watching your middle-schooler cross the finish line, feeling huge.
Trying to drag the old freedom back in? That's what breaks people. Let the old thing go. Build something new.
This one hit me hard. Anyone else feel that shift when kids changed everything—for the better, even if it's messy?
I was talking to a student earlier today and she kept calling herself stupid
I told her she wasn't stupid (obviously) and did my best to try and explain to her why she wasn't stupid whatsoever
Later on today a teacher came up to me and told me how that student was calling herself smart specifically because I told her she was smart
It was a humble reminder of the influence teachers have on students and reminded me to not take that for granted
The Indiana band and cheer team were surprised by QB Fernando Mendoza walking through the hallway giving them high-fives as they are exiting Hard Rock Stadium after the CFP Playoff championship. #indiana#miami#cbplayoff
"I got declined to walk-on at the University of Miami. Full circle moment here playing in Miami."
Fernando Mendoza's full interview with @sportsiren after winning the CFP National Championship ❤️ 🥺