Jenin Younes

And I think, I mean, it's a huge problem that, as you mentioned, high up

federal officials like Kristi Noem and JD Vance were saying immediately within minutes, I think, at least less than an hour, that she was a domestic terrorist.

I mean, this is completely crazy.

And I don't think any reasonable person can look at that video and think she was a domestic terrorist.

At most, she may have clipped him as she tried to get away.

But it's just a crazy framing and I think completely depleted public trust in the federal government's ability to handle this and handle its enforcement operations going forward.

I mean, it's really creating kind of a police state.

So even if some of it is legal, some of the questioning and stuff, I just don't think it's a very good policy.

This is not how you want the government to relate to the people.

Absolutely.

I mean, yeah.

And I think this stuff will probably have to be worked out through the courts since it's kind of new.

But I think there are probably Fourth Amendment search issues that could be raised.

I mean, the government can't just surveil people without warrants and stuff like that.

But because it's new technology, relatively new technology, it hasn't.

and sort it out in the courts.

Like with the drones and general facial recognition software.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know.

I know.