Amanda Carpenter

Innovative on their part, but we're moving in, I think, 15 states, California, Massachusetts.

I can put a link in my social media for people that want to learn more.

But this is something that can be done now.

It is being considered.

There's strong legislation.

A lot of times it's committee, but people who want to do something, you should push your state and local legislatures to be active on this kind of bill because it's

Stuff is going down now and it's going to continue to go down.

And these federal officers need to know that they are not immune from accountability because right now they think they are.

Right now they think, you know, these ICE officers that are doing terrible things are still on the job.

You know, citizens need recourse not only to get justice, but also to put these officers on notice that they will be held accountable for their actions.

Yeah, I mean, this is a thing that authoritarian leaders force you to do.

You have to go sort of kiss the ring or be friends with them or make good, and then maybe you can get a special request granted.

Like Vladimir Zelensky, when he would have to go to the White House to try to like, he knew he was going to be humiliated.

He had to sit there and take it because he wanted to save his people.

This is the position that people are forced in.

They're in a subservience position where they have to beg for things that they should not have to, that should already be given.

I mean, so, yeah, I'm glad the woman is released, of course, of course.

But when there's a policy coming like this from DHS where people are being snatched, there aren't enough White House meetings to save people individually.

And that's the real problem.

Yeah.