LegalEagle

Not going to go frame by frame.

But to my eyes, you know, the last thing...

that Alex Freddie did was to help others.

And look, my legal analysis doesn't change when the victim is a bank robber or a saint.

Everyone deserves the same rights.

And it doesn't justify or justify less the actions of what happened, but it does heighten the loss of what happened.

And the people whose rights are being taken away, and their lives are being taken away.

So look, I'm going to try and gather some thoughts, which I'm only going to do because I think a lot of people are thinking the same thing.

Whether you're a lawyer or a layperson, I think we're all absolutely enraged, not only by...

you know, the loss of Alex Preddy, but Rene Good and everyone else who has been, you know, pushed aside and has been caught in this web of what is clearly illegal action from our federal government.

Like I said, it doesn't change the legal analysis, but it does say something that Alex Preddy and Rene Good before him seemed to be the best, the best of us.

And there's a reason why they were gunned down.

It's because they put themselves out there.

And by God, that's commendable.

And we need to, we need to continue to stand up because they did too.

And look, you don't need to be a lawyer to know that their shootings were not justified.

But I think we need to take a step back too, to recognize that, you know,

ICE and CBP shouldn't have been there in the first place.

They have no right and no duty to do crowd control, to be on the front lines using weapons against protesters.

These people should not be armed.