Tim Pool

Judge orders federal immigration officers in Chicago area to wear body cameras.

Agents also appear to have violated an order banning them from using riot control, such as tear gas, without warning.

Huh.

I don't think a judge has the authority to order police to wear body cameras.

They don't.

And these officers are allowed to defend themselves when attacked.

But this is the game that is being played.

And wait, there's more from PBS.

Let me pull up this story.

It's a bit long.

And we're looking for the word investigation.

Protests outside have become tense with near daily arrests.

Civil rights organizations have blasted aggressive tactics by agents, while village officials have launched three separate criminal investigations against federal agents.

Oh, boy.

This weekend, the No Kings protest will take place across the country.

And what we are going to see, well, we don't know for sure.

Millions of people are expected to march.

And in Chicago, a judge has ruled they cannot guard their facility with barricades.

Trump is barred from deploying the National Guard, which is insane considering a massive protest is planned and deploying the National Guard is fairly routine.

They are seeking to criminally charge federal agents.