David Friedberg

There have been a lot of claims made that they're going around, quote, rounding people up, asking for ID and papers.

I don't know if that's true.

I have personally not been convinced of that.

You may have seen something else, but I've not been convinced of that.

But if that is what they're doing, there is no probable cause and there's no warrant attached to that.

That should not be allowed.

I think the mechanism for fixing that, the mechanism for addressing that is number one, to go to federal courts and file injunctions, which is actively happening through the legal process.

And there's a due process that then would take place that would determine whether these agents are following the law and doing things by the rule of law or are not.

And if they're not, injunctions will be imposed and they can't do what they're doing.

Short of that,

No one should take it into their own hands to obstruct law enforcement, federal or local law enforcement.

I think that that is wrong.

I don't think that individuals that disagree with a law or disagree with the actions of law enforcement officers should obstruct their actions.

The correct path is number one, to protest peacefully.

Number two, to go to the courts and file injunctions.

And number three, to change the law, to go to your local voting booth.

100%.

vote for someone and change the law.

I think it's totally okay for protesters to not like the law.

There's a million laws and regulations and other bullshit that I fundamentally disagree with.