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The two Border Patrol agents responsible for shooting Alex Prey were placed on administrative leave, which the reporter and speakers criticized as a superficial measure, allowing them to collect paychecks during an internal investigation. No FBI civil rights investigation was opened into the incident, despite calls for one.

Tina Desire Berg states, 'administrative leave doesn't really mean much. They're still going to be able to collect their paychecks while this um investig investigating ourselves kind of thing happens. And I don't think we're going to see any charges.' A speaker adds, 'we don't know who those age uh border patrol agents are, but we do know that they're not going to be opening a civil rights investigation into them.'

Speakers expressed profound distrust in federal agencies like ICE and Border Patrol, arguing that their creation under DHS was detrimental to the country. They accused these agencies of acting as 'rogue police,' breaking laws, and causing chaos in communities.

A veteran states, 'I have no faith in the federal government at all. I raised my hand to uphold the constitution... But I have no faith in this regime, this fascist regime as I call it... ICE is not police, but they're behaving like rogue police. It's unforgivable.' The reporter adds, 'in my opinion, it's the worst thing that ever happened to this country, him creating that cabinet because the Department of Justice could hap h handled it.'

Multiple speakers highlighted Alex Prey's professional identity as a nurse and caregiver, emphasizing that he was attempting to de-escalate a situation and protect a woman when he was killed. His last reported words were, 'Are you okay?' spoken to the woman he was trying to protect.

Ally Maranti, a nurse, states, 'when I watched that horrifying video, I recognized a caregiver. He jumped in to help someone without a second thought to his own safety. After putting himself between the woman and the border patrol agent, he calmly attempted to deescalate the situation.' She adds, 'Reportedly, one of the last things out of Alex Py's mouth as he was being violently wrestled to the pavement was, 'Are you okay?' spoken to the woman he was trying to protect. He was a nurse until the very end.'

Senior national security officials revealed that Homeland Security and the FBI are using more than a dozen secret watch lists with code names like Blue Key, Grapevine, and Hummingbird to track protesters, including anti-ICE and pro-Palestinian groups, labeling them 'domestic terrorists.'

The reporter states, 'two uh, senior national security officials tell me that there are more than a dozen secret and obscure watch lists that Homeland Security and the FBI are using to track protesters, both anti-IC and pro Palestinian quote unquote Antifa and others who are labeled as quote unquote domestic terrorists.'

A federal judge, Patrick, canceled a contempt hearing for ICE chief Todd Lyons but stated that ICE has 'violated more court orders than one could imagine' and is 'not a law unto itself.' There are concerns about ICE agents believing they are 'the law' and disregarding Fourth Amendment rights by entering private residences without judicial warrants.

The reporter mentions, 'federal judge Patrick, he canceled the hearing uh with ICE chief Todd Lyons... but he did say that ICE has violated more court orders than one could imagine. Um ICE is not a law unto it unto itself is one of his quotes.' Megan Voys adds, 'they have an internal memo that is claiming that their uh administrative warrants which they sign themselves is enough to do whatever they want and go wherever they want and apprehend whoever and whatever they want.'