Sam Faddis

ICE teaching people how to de-arrest, as they call it, which is physically intervene in this process.

All of that is a federal that those are all federal crimes.

So everybody that thinks it's cool to set this up, organize it, train these people, they ought to all be in custody.

And this whole apparatus ought to be shut down.

When you're talking about us earlier, just leaving these ICE guys to handle this one confrontation at a time on the street.

That resonates with me.

Why are we doing that?

There are in Minneapolis at any one point in time, something like, this is by the left's own admission, four to 5,000 trained people on the street in an organized fashion confronting ICE.

Wait, why are we allowing that to exist?

Every person who's part of that apparatus ought to be in custody.

Almost overnight, Steve.

I mean, look, these guys operate on unencrypted open channels, communicating, identifying the folks who are collecting the data, vectoring in these teams and doing all this stuff.

It is not hard, right?

All you have to do is flip that switch.

You are no longer allowed to engage with impunity in a conspiracy to obstruct and impede federal law enforcement, which is...

Black letter law, right?

There's no ambiguity here.

So you thought this was cool?

We seized your funds, we seized your computers, and you guys are all in jail.

And the comms are gone and the whole structure is gone.