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The problem with political jokes is they get elected, so running 4 U.S. congress in 2027. AKA “The Media,” per DHS ☕️:
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In case you missed it, DHS quote tweeted me saying that I am “the media.”
I do not take that responsibility lightly.
I will continue to share and explain videos… showing ICE and Border Patrol agents violating the law and the Constitution… videos DHS clearly does not want the public to see.
If that makes one person on social media “the media,” then let’s go.
I will not be taking further questions at the moment.
Sincerely,
Jesus Freakin Congress
“The media”
@ScottJenningsKY Weird because shrinking the government isn’t supposed to look like this… https://t.co/P9HwcskoRX
🚨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.
ICE agents used batons and dragged protesters to the ground in Frederick, Maryland’s Taskers Chance neighborhood Friday night. Local police stood nearby and did not intervene.Federal agents had occupied the streets around Stoneybrook Court and Schaffer Drive for nearly 40 hours.
Residents said they were afraid to leave their homes. When neighbors and observers linked arms in front of a house, agents drove onto the sidewalk, pulled people off a porch, and piled onto those who would not move.Frederick officials condemned the operation.
They said it intimidated residents, disrupted a quiet neighborhood, and turned city streets into an enforcement zone. A few people were injured.
This was not a raid on a compound. It was a residential block. Share it.
@WhiteHouse This administration is the evil. https://t.co/P9HwcskoRX
🚨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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Who wore it better?
This is a deeply corrupt system, where the Trump admin is trying to trick immigrants into missing court hearings by rapidly rescheduling the time and location of hearings and not sending out notices in time.
They want people to miss court. That’s the clear goal.
🎥: https://t.co/XY6XYx0F4o
🚨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.
WOW. After illegally deporting a teenager in March in violation of a longstanding class action, ICE brought him back in August and kept him detained while he sought asylum. On Tuesday, they illegally deported him AGAIN.
This is an agency that cannot be trusted to follow the law.
@JDVance Crazy is voting for anyone who supports this… https://t.co/P9HwcskoRX
🚨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.
@LakotaMan1 Just use Mapquest.
ICE agents are entering private property, without warrants, and arresting people in bathrooms. https://t.co/vVAMGLcW1n
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents stormed into a private business, arrested a man in a bathroom, and when people told them to leave and demanded to see the warrant… ICE refused to show it, and instead assaulted a U.S. citizen.
In the video, an agent shoved a man out of the way and screamed “GET BACK.” Another agent hit the phone of the person filming, and then pulled out a TASER while people continued asking a very simple question…
WHERE IS THE WARRANT?
ICE does not automatically have the right to enter private areas simply because they are conducting an immigration arrest.
An ICE administrative warrant is NOT the same as a judicial warrant signed by a judge. ICE needs consent, a judicial warrant, or another legal exception to enter a private area.
If they had a judicial warrant allowing them to enter, why wouldn’t they show it?
Instead, people were told to back away, pushed aside, threatened with a TASER, and the person filming had their phone hit.
You don’t get to ignore the Constitution just because you’re a federal agent. The Fourth Amendment protects against unlawful searches and seizures, and the First Amendment protects people’s right to record federal agents doing their jobs.
And pulling a TASER on people who are demanding to know what legal authority you have to be there should outrage everyone.
This is not what constitutional government looks like.
This is why ICE agents need to be held accountable. https://t.co/P9HwcskoRX
🚨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: ICE agents stormed into a private business, arrested a man in a bathroom, and when people told them to leave and demanded to see the warrant… ICE refused to show it, and instead assaulted a U.S. citizen.
In the video, an agent shoved a man out of the way and screamed “GET BACK.” Another agent hit the phone of the person filming, and then pulled out a TASER while people continued asking a very simple question…
WHERE IS THE WARRANT?
ICE does not automatically have the right to enter private areas simply because they are conducting an immigration arrest.
An ICE administrative warrant is NOT the same as a judicial warrant signed by a judge. ICE needs consent, a judicial warrant, or another legal exception to enter a private area.
If they had a judicial warrant allowing them to enter, why wouldn’t they show it?
Instead, people were told to back away, pushed aside, threatened with a TASER, and the person filming had their phone hit.
You don’t get to ignore the Constitution just because you’re a federal agent. The Fourth Amendment protects against unlawful searches and seizures, and the First Amendment protects people’s right to record federal agents doing their jobs.
And pulling a TASER on people who are demanding to know what legal authority you have to be there should outrage everyone.
This is not what constitutional government looks like.
This is what happens when you don’t hold agents accountable… https://t.co/rMhkqXPy9R
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents allegedly hit a man with their vehicle, while on private property, in Oklahoma City… and when the property manager told them to get off the property, they argued with her instead.
You can hear the man crying out in pain in the background.
She tells ICE they can call an ambulance for him, but they need to leave the property.
And she doesn’t back down.
Eventually, an ambulance and stretcher arrive.
Being an ICE agent does not mean you get to ignore the Constitution.
The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. And that protection applies to everyone in the United States…regardless of immigration status.
ICE cannot walk onto private property because they have badges and guns.
They need consent, a proper warrant, or a legally recognized exception to enter private areas for enforcement purposes.
And if the property manager is telling you to leave, and you don’t have legal authority to remain there, you don’t get to just argue your way into staying.
Then there is the person we can literally hear crying in pain.
If ICE agents hit someone with a vehicle, we deserve answers. Because this is what happens when federal agents start believing the rules don’t apply to them…
They enter private property.
They use force.
They hurt people.
And then they expect everyone to just stand there and accept it because they’re with ICE.
Federal agents are not above the law.
And the fact that a property manager had to stand there and tell armed federal agents that they need to get off private property… should be absolutely infuriating.
ICE agents don’t get to enter private property without warrants… https://t.co/vVAMGLcW1n
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents stormed into a private business, arrested a man in a bathroom, and when people told them to leave and demanded to see the warrant… ICE refused to show it, and instead assaulted a U.S. citizen.
In the video, an agent shoved a man out of the way and screamed “GET BACK.” Another agent hit the phone of the person filming, and then pulled out a TASER while people continued asking a very simple question…
WHERE IS THE WARRANT?
ICE does not automatically have the right to enter private areas simply because they are conducting an immigration arrest.
An ICE administrative warrant is NOT the same as a judicial warrant signed by a judge. ICE needs consent, a judicial warrant, or another legal exception to enter a private area.
If they had a judicial warrant allowing them to enter, why wouldn’t they show it?
Instead, people were told to back away, pushed aside, threatened with a TASER, and the person filming had their phone hit.
You don’t get to ignore the Constitution just because you’re a federal agent. The Fourth Amendment protects against unlawful searches and seizures, and the First Amendment protects people’s right to record federal agents doing their jobs.
And pulling a TASER on people who are demanding to know what legal authority you have to be there should outrage everyone.
This is not what constitutional government looks like.
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents allegedly hit a man with their vehicle, while on private property, in Oklahoma City… and when the property manager told them to get off the property, they argued with her instead.
You can hear the man crying out in pain in the background.
She tells ICE they can call an ambulance for him, but they need to leave the property.
And she doesn’t back down.
Eventually, an ambulance and stretcher arrive.
Being an ICE agent does not mean you get to ignore the Constitution.
The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. And that protection applies to everyone in the United States…regardless of immigration status.
ICE cannot walk onto private property because they have badges and guns.
They need consent, a proper warrant, or a legally recognized exception to enter private areas for enforcement purposes.
And if the property manager is telling you to leave, and you don’t have legal authority to remain there, you don’t get to just argue your way into staying.
Then there is the person we can literally hear crying in pain.
If ICE agents hit someone with a vehicle, we deserve answers. Because this is what happens when federal agents start believing the rules don’t apply to them…
They enter private property.
They use force.
They hurt people.
And then they expect everyone to just stand there and accept it because they’re with ICE.
Federal agents are not above the law.
And the fact that a property manager had to stand there and tell armed federal agents that they need to get off private property… should be absolutely infuriating.
@Debbie527832374 Clearly they don’t… https://t.co/SOQLafMIGd
🚨BREAKING: ICE wrongfully deported a 25-year-old U.S. BORN citizen to Mexico… and he had to SUE the federal government to finally be allowed back into the United States.
Brian José Morales García repeatedly told authorities that he was born in Denver.
He told them he was an American citizen.
He told them he had a birth certificate, and Social Security number, at his home in Austin that he could provide.
And they deported him anyway.
According to his lawyers, the government deported Brian in April after a police stop near Fredericksburg. His citizenship was questioned, and ICE treated him as someone who had entered the country illegally.
Except he was born in the United States.
His lawyers later submitted additional evidence, including hospital records, witness affidavits, and a certified Colorado birth record confirming his citizenship.
And now, months after the government wrongfully deported him, Brian has finally been allowed to come home.
A U.S. citizen had to SUE the federal government, and produce an overwhelming amount of documentation, just to get back into the country he was born in.
And this is exactly why the argument that “if you’re a citizen, you have nothing to worry about,” is absolute bullshit.
Because what happens when the people with the guns and badges decide they don’t believe you?
What happens when saying, “I’m an American citizen…” isn’t enough?
What happens when you have to produce your birth certificate, your Social Security number, hospital records and witnesses… and even THAT doesn’t stop the government from deporting you?
So, when DHS say, “We won’t deport citizens.”
They already have. Brian is proof.
And the most terrifying part is that he was lucky enough to have lawyers who could fight like hell to get him back.
How many people don’t have that?
How many Americans could be detained, deported, or have their lives destroyed because an ICE agent decides they “look undocumented,” and didn’t believe them when they say they’re citizens?
That is why racial profiling is so dangerous, why due process matters, and why ICE agents violating constitutional rights puts everyone in danger.
And that is why giving federal agents more power, while demanding less accountability, is a dangerous combination.
Brian José Morales García was born in America… he told them he was an American...
They deported him anyway.
And months later, the government finally had to let him come home.
🚨BREAKING: An ICE/Border Patrol agent approached a U.S. citizen at a gas station, in Lake Worth, Florida, demanded his ID, and when the U.S. citizen asked why? …
The agent’s said, “Because you’re an immigrant.”
Except that is not how the Constitution works.
In the video, the U.S. citizen is standing at a gas station when an agent walks up and says, “Let me see your ID.”
The man asks a completely reasonable question, “Why?”
The agent responds, “Because you’re an immigrant.”
And before the man has even been identified, the agents grab his hands and puts him in handcuffs.
People standing around immediately start questioning what is happening…asking the agents how they can arrest someone when they haven’t even identified who he is…
But the agents ignore them and walk the man to their vehicle.
The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. The Supreme Court has held that roving Border Patrol agents need reasonable suspicion, based on specific circumstances, to stop someone and question them about immigration status. And apparent ethnicity, by itself, is not enough.
So, what was the actual legal basis for demanding this man show his ID?
Because if the answer is literally… “because you’re an immigrant,” that should piss off every American.
You should not have to prove you’re a U.S. citizen before the government decides it has the right to put you in handcuffs.
And this is just another reminder that constitutional rights don’t mean anything if federal agents can violate them, over and over again, with no accountability.
@atrupar Mapquest… https://t.co/JGlwWev3tk
We are aware that Lake Ontario is being correctly labeled on our map.
They are detaining US citizens, and wrongfully deporting them… so maybe the government should stop allowing ICE agents to use excessive force. https://t.co/SOQLafMIGd
🚨BREAKING: ICE wrongfully deported a 25-year-old U.S. BORN citizen to Mexico… and he had to SUE the federal government to finally be allowed back into the United States.
Brian José Morales García repeatedly told authorities that he was born in Denver.
He told them he was an American citizen.
He told them he had a birth certificate, and Social Security number, at his home in Austin that he could provide.
And they deported him anyway.
According to his lawyers, the government deported Brian in April after a police stop near Fredericksburg. His citizenship was questioned, and ICE treated him as someone who had entered the country illegally.
Except he was born in the United States.
His lawyers later submitted additional evidence, including hospital records, witness affidavits, and a certified Colorado birth record confirming his citizenship.
And now, months after the government wrongfully deported him, Brian has finally been allowed to come home.
A U.S. citizen had to SUE the federal government, and produce an overwhelming amount of documentation, just to get back into the country he was born in.
And this is exactly why the argument that “if you’re a citizen, you have nothing to worry about,” is absolute bullshit.
Because what happens when the people with the guns and badges decide they don’t believe you?
What happens when saying, “I’m an American citizen…” isn’t enough?
What happens when you have to produce your birth certificate, your Social Security number, hospital records and witnesses… and even THAT doesn’t stop the government from deporting you?
So, when DHS say, “We won’t deport citizens.”
They already have. Brian is proof.
And the most terrifying part is that he was lucky enough to have lawyers who could fight like hell to get him back.
How many people don’t have that?
How many Americans could be detained, deported, or have their lives destroyed because an ICE agent decides they “look undocumented,” and didn’t believe them when they say they’re citizens?
That is why racial profiling is so dangerous, why due process matters, and why ICE agents violating constitutional rights puts everyone in danger.
And that is why giving federal agents more power, while demanding less accountability, is a dangerous combination.
Brian José Morales García was born in America… he told them he was an American...
They deported him anyway.
And months later, the government finally had to let him come home.
@WhiteHouse That’s because this is fascism… https://t.co/rMhkqXPy9R
🚨BREAKING: ICE agents allegedly hit a man with their vehicle, while on private property, in Oklahoma City… and when the property manager told them to get off the property, they argued with her instead.
You can hear the man crying out in pain in the background.
She tells ICE they can call an ambulance for him, but they need to leave the property.
And she doesn’t back down.
Eventually, an ambulance and stretcher arrive.
Being an ICE agent does not mean you get to ignore the Constitution.
The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures. And that protection applies to everyone in the United States…regardless of immigration status.
ICE cannot walk onto private property because they have badges and guns.
They need consent, a proper warrant, or a legally recognized exception to enter private areas for enforcement purposes.
And if the property manager is telling you to leave, and you don’t have legal authority to remain there, you don’t get to just argue your way into staying.
Then there is the person we can literally hear crying in pain.
If ICE agents hit someone with a vehicle, we deserve answers. Because this is what happens when federal agents start believing the rules don’t apply to them…
They enter private property.
They use force.
They hurt people.
And then they expect everyone to just stand there and accept it because they’re with ICE.
Federal agents are not above the law.
And the fact that a property manager had to stand there and tell armed federal agents that they need to get off private property… should be absolutely infuriating.
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