18 U.S.C. § 111 — Interfere, impede, or assault an ICE officer and you WILL be arrested.

I I want to show you a couple things that are getting a lot of attention. This first video is ICE agents pulling a woman out of a car in Minneapolis. I read a piece this morning about her that she is an activist, um, but clearly this kind of video is a sort of thing that, you know, gets people riled up.

They may not know all the details around it. What do you say about this video? You know, Martha, you you just said it perfectly right there.

There's so much that video that no one else has seen, unfortunately, right? And it doesn't it doesn't show what she us what else happened here that provoked this this exchange? Well, without getting into specifics, there's the fact that we do have criminal charges on that individual.

You know, you have somebody that's driving into a scene, you're you know, driving into a law enforcement situation after being warned not to do that, you know, coming at officers, blocking in vehicles. Then when she's told to get out of the car, she doesn't and she resists at that point. And unfortunately, again, you know, I I hate to sound like a broken record, but when you have elected officials that are saying, "Go out and do this.

Go out and impede ICE. You know, go out and protect your neighbor." And they're doing it like this. This is this is what happens and leads to it.

And unfortunately, you know, these videos come up and there's only one side to it. And it we're constantly having to go on the defense, but the men and women of ICE are professional. They're professional law enforcement officers.

That's what they're out there doing every day. And again, at the end of the day, we have to make sure our men and women of ICE and all of law enforcement go home safe every night.