Emily Witt

So you'll sort of see them on the periphery.

And I think it's been really challenging.

I think they're still trying to figure out how to navigate this.

No, that's protected by the Constitution.

That's a constitutional.

You can swear at an ICE officer.

You can record them.

You know, you can express your discontent in any way that feels appropriate to you.

That's, you know, from a distance and nonviolent.

I think people have said very rightly that it's sort of scrambled the gun debate a little bit.

I mean, normally we're used to seeing conservative elements of the Republican Party come out and say, you know, people have a right to be armed and carry concealed, you know, if they have their permits, concealed carry at a protest.

He never reached for it, and I think now we have video forensics that sort of show quite literally frame by frame that not only did he not reach for it, but the gun was removed by one federal agent.

And he was disarmed.

President Trump seems to be pulling back elements of what's been going on in Minneapolis.

We saw...

Gregory Bravino, who is a Border Patrol agent with the title Commander-at-Large and would sort of be the face of these operations, has been the face of these operations, removed from Minneapolis.

He's been sent back to his post.

His social media has been taken away, the sign that anyone's done.

We have Tom Homan coming to take the operation over.

Exactly.