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🚨ICE/Border Patrol agents TRESPASSED on a U.S. citizen’s private property, in Bryan, Texas… and then tried to threaten the U.S. citizen for telling them to leave.
In the video, a U.S. citizen walks outside and finds federal agents standing on HIS property.
He approaches them and tells them to leave.
Instead of leaving, an agent immediately tries to assert dominance:
“Don’t be coming up on me… stay right there.”
A federal agent, standing on a U.S. citizen’s private property, without a warrant, orders the HOMEOWNER not to approach HIM… on his own land.
The homeowner then responds exactly how you’d expect:
“You are on my property. So I’m telling you now, get the fuck off of my property. You are violating my 4th Amendment, get the fuck out.”
And here’s where it gets worse…
You can hear one of the agents say, “He’s fine?”
“Yeah.”
Meaning what?
Meaning they followed someone who wasn’t undocumented, wasn’t a criminal, who they racially profiled…
And then trespassed onto private property.
They scramble for an excuse, claiming they were “just looking for” someone who pulled into the driveway.
Even though, that’s not how the Fourth Amendment works…
You don’t get to enter private property without a judicial warrant because someone turned into a driveway. You don’t get to occupy someone’s land and then bark orders at the owner when he asserts his rights.
When the homeowner tells them again to leave, an agent escalates:
“You better back up.”
That’s a threat. An implied one.
Because when armed federal agents tell a civilian “you better,” it carries the weight of arrest, or lethal force.
The homeowner did not like that, and responds:
“I better not do shit, you are on my property, get the fuck off.”
And only then… do they finally leave.
This is the pattern people need to understand.
If federal agents feel comfortable trespassing onto a U.S. citizen’s property… with no warrant, no exigent circumstances, no actual target… and then threatening the homeowner for asserting his rights…
That’s a constitutional crisis.
Because once armed agents can enter private property first and justify it later… the Fourth Amendment becomes optional.
And the more this behavior is normalized, and excused as routine… the more dangerous it becomes for everyone.