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@JohnE_Fabb - John Fabbricatore
Right now in Ajo AZ Sector for the Border Patrol. Hundreds in custody on top of what was caught last night. Already getting reports of large numbers crossing and Border Patrol trying to respond. They are overwhelmed and this administration is letting this happen with no support! https://t.co/Kkqv3xq8h9
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Whistleblower reveals shocking orders at McAllen Miller Airport: journalists to be kicked off premises. Our exposé uncovers a disturbing child escorting operation. They don't want you to see this.
@realmuckraker - Muckraker.com
BREAKING: Whistleblower @carlosstex has been told by a worker at McAllen Miller International Airport that employees have been given orders to kick journalists off of the premises. This comes two days after the release of our tell-all exposé revealing a massive child escorting operation passing through McAllen Miller International Airport. This is what they don't want you to see.
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The video features a confrontation between a person (Speaker 0) and two individuals (Speaker 1 and Speaker 2) at a public place. Speaker 0 repeatedly asks the company they work for and questions their actions regarding the children present. Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 refuse to answer and ask Speaker 0 to stop bothering them. The conversation becomes heated as Speaker 0 accuses them of hiding something and not ensuring the safety of the children. Speaker 1 and Speaker 2 maintain their silence and ask Speaker 0 to give them space. The video ends with Speaker 0 still demanding to know which company they work for.
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Speaker 0: Hey. Is this Southwest Key?
Speaker 1: No. No. Who are
Speaker 0: you guys with? MGM? Nope. No? No.
Speaker 2: Who are
Speaker 0: you guys with? Woah. Why are you guys being so secretive? You know these kids are kinda going places they never heard from again. Right?
Speaker 1: No. Are you with me, sir.
Speaker 0: Can can I ask what company you're with? No. No? You you won't tell me? No.
Okay. Why are you being so secretive?
Speaker 1: Don't worry about it, sir. Can you stop bothering me? Don't take a picture of me. You're not authorized to vote. Take pictures of me.
Speaker 0: This is a public place. Hey. What company are you guys with? Where are you guys taking this kit? Where is is this your kid here?
Sir, is this your kid? Hey. Hunters. It's okay. It's okay.
Hey. Are these your kids? No? Hey. These are kids, sir.
Quan. Everything okay, sir? Place in Texas is a one party consent state. I've already talked to the police here at length. Thank you very much.
Just so you're aware, I'm not I'm I'm I'm more concerned with you. And why are you hiding your name badge? Why are you so ashamed of what you're doing with these kids?
Speaker 1: You don't have my permission to be taking any pictures.
Speaker 0: This is a public facing place. I've Talk to the police. These are little kids. How old are they? Sorry, sir.
Hey. Are you gonna check up on these kids after you drop them off with their sponsor and make sure You're actually safe. Are you are you scared that much about them? Are you gonna make sure that they're not being trapped across the country? No.
You're not gonna do that, are you? You could tell us their names so this way maybe we could check up on them. Would you do that much? No. You don't wanna do that.
Could you tell us what company you're with? Maybe we could take it up with your supervisor. No. He's got a No. You don't wanna do that either.
If you could
Speaker 2: be done that way. Yeah. Uh-huh.
Speaker 0: Could you look in the eyes at least? No. I can't do that either. Okay. What about you?
Speaker 1: Sir, all I can say is there's no comment.
Speaker 0: Listen. I'm gonna try to harass you. I understand a lot of these these kids These kids could very well get traffic across the country, and you know that. You know that. So I'm asking, could I know could I know where they're going?
Speaker 2: Could I
Speaker 0: know where they're going? Is this your kid here? Is this your kid? Amigo. Amigo.
Hold on. Where are you taking this kid to? Ma'am, is this your child? Why won't you talk to me? Sir, can I ask who you work with?
Sir, if I'm gonna be reporting on this, you might as well just be transparent. Quan. This doesn't look good. How are you guys doing? No.
Speaker 2: I can't. Can you
Speaker 0: help me? Yes. I can. Can you help me? This is a public place.
Speaker 2: Quan. Yeah. But, like, who are you?
Speaker 0: This is the Texas, the one party consent state.
Speaker 2: No. Quan. Who are you?
Speaker 0: Who am I? Yeah. Who are you?
Speaker 2: Who are you? Like, you're recording us.
Speaker 0: Yes, sir. Who are you? Yes, sir. Well, these children don't belong to you, do they? Why are you guys being so secretive?
Who are the kids in the car? Hey. Where are you guys flying to today? Hey. Where are you guys flying to?
Speaker 2: Hi. What's
Speaker 0: your name? Don't hey. Don't get my space. You're
Speaker 2: getting my space, sir.
Speaker 0: You're getting my space?
Speaker 2: You're getting my space. I need you to back down.
Speaker 0: Okay. I'm right here.
Speaker 2: Alright. Can you back down over there?
Speaker 0: You're stepping towards me, sir.
Speaker 2: I need you to have some space. Okay?
Speaker 0: Which company do you work for, sir?
@meantweeting1 - Epstein's Sheet. 🧻
Is this a US Military training camp for illegals? https://t.co/6IhnIGaVqp
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There is a highly fortified military camp where single young adult males are being brought. It is difficult to access and resembles a checkpoint. As a journalist, I have been threatened for trying to expose these operations, as they don't want the American people to know. Thankfully, some brave men and women in uniform have shared these locations with us off the record. They believe it is important for the truth to be known. I have been threatened two days in a row for sharing this information. Please share this message to spread awareness.
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Speaker 0: Telling you is right here, this military camp behind me, this is where they're bringing single young adult males. Highly fortified. You can't get in here. It's like a checkpoint Charlie. Americans like myself who's a journalist on the front lines trying to expose this gets threatened because these type of operations, they don't want the American people to see or know that's going on.
Thank goodness we have some brave men and women in uniform who quietly, off the record, tell us these locations because they know that this isn't right. But their hands are tied. But we can be the mouthpiece. We can show you what's going on. This is 2 days in a row I've been threatened buy our own because they don't want the American people to know the truth.
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I observed a coach bus in San Antonio that seemed to be involved with migrants, raising questions about where they were headed. As I followed the bus, I noted its slogan and witnessed it pull into the airport's terminal. The driver called for police to have me arrested, and soon after, I was confronted by SAPD officers who questioned me and ultimately arrested me for trespassing. I’m now advocating for a peaceful protest this Saturday to raise awareness about the situation.
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
This coach bus is NOT dropping off migrants at the illegal alien human trafficking center BUT picking them up midnight??…where are they going…let’s follow them !! 1/6 #illegalaliens #bordercrisis #invasion #migrants #securetheborder #cbp #closetheborder #borderwars #operationborderwars
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The speaker is at an illegal immigration processing center in San Antonio, Texas at 12:12 AM on November 14, 2023. A coach bus that fits 60 passengers is nearly full. The speaker intends to follow the bus to see where it leads, despite the driver having previously called the police on them. The speaker believes that dropping people off on city-owned airport property constitutes a public drop-off. They note there were no trespassing signs at the facility. An NGO appears to be taking a headcount, and the speaker recalls that last time, buses departed at 1:00 AM. The speaker identifies Star Shuttle and Charter as the local transportation company involved.
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Speaker 0: November 14, 2023. I'm at the illegal immigration processing center here in San Antonio, Texas. Time is about midnight. 12:12 p 12 AM on the dot. You're witnessing a, coach bus that fits, 60 passengers.
They're pretty much almost to capacity. You see the lights are on. Now we're gonna follow this bus to see where it leads. That's the driver. That's the same driver that, called the police on me.
She's looking at me now. She's probably gotta call it in. Alright. Let me get my camera right. Pretty sure that's her.
She's got glasses on. Can't see her face because it's dark. But fuck it. I'm gonna go shit, I'm gonna go follow it. Follow all traffic laws.
And I'm gonna report where they drop them off in a public street even if it's the owned by the airport. If it's owned by the airport, it's owned by the city. And if it's owned by city, it's considered pub public property. There were no trespassing signs going into that facility in the back. There were no do not enter.
There was no restricted area. Just for the record, I want to reflect that. In fact, we're using court. If they do plan to arrest me for trespassing criminal trespassing because they already gave me a warning. November 4th, I think they gave me a warning.
Saturday. Alright. So looks like an NGO is taking a head count, and they they may be departing very soon. Last time they departed, it was 1 o'clock in the morning. There's old glory looking down at this travesty that's happening in our country.
Star Shuttle, Star Shuttle and Charter is a local transportation company. They're local.
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
Watch as I follow this coach bus down central San Antonio Tx ck out their slogan too !! 2/6 #illegalaliens #bordercrisis #invasion #migrants #securetheborder #cbp #closetheborder #borderwars #operationborderwars https://t.co/EZWWFpb2Z1
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A Star Shuttle and Charter Coach bus, number 379, is traveling north on San Pedro Avenue toward the airport area at 12:15 AM. The bus is carrying approximately 60 undocumented immigrants. The speaker intends to follow the bus while obeying all traffic laws to document its destination. The speaker suggests that transporting undocumented immigrants constitutes "going the distance" for them.
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Speaker 0: It's 12:15 AM San Pedro Avenue heading north to the airport area. We have a star shuttle and charter coach bus filled with 60, approximate 60 illegals. We're gonna follow the bus, follow all the traffic laws, and see where it ends up so we can document it. We go the distance for you. I guess they do go the distance for you, don't they, if they're illegal?
And that's, bus number 379. 37
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
The bus pulls into the departure level terminal B. The lady bus driver calls in to her dispatcher to get SAPD to have me arrested!! 3/6 #illegalaliens #bordercrisis #invasion #migrants #securetheborder #cbp #closetheborder #borderwars #operationborderwars https://t.co/plLmGmsj6V
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At San Antonio International Airport, a bus arrived carrying 60 "illegals" with tickets to travel into the country. One speaker identified a bus driver who allegedly trespassed him and began filming. He claimed the location was a public space and compared his actions to paparazzi.
An individual named Elise told officers that the speaker was harassing immigrants and had been previously warned about trespassing. The speaker requested to be arrested and asked for the officer's badge number. He then filmed people disembarking the bus, asking their destinations. Some passengers stated they were going to Minnesota, Miami, Boston, Maryland, Dallas, Atlanta, and California. The speaker asked some passengers if they were "illegal aliens," and apologized when they said they were not.
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Speaker 0: San Antonio International Airport, November 15, 12:15 AM, 12:20 AM. We have a star shuttle and charter coach bus with 60 illegals. They are departing the bus. These people have tickets to go into the interior of the country. There's the Indigo there.
This is the Indigo driver that called the police 2 weeks ago, November 4th, Saturday, I believe Saturday, who illegally trespass me. That's the driver right there. I have a conversation we have. Go in. Honduras.
Honduras, Venezuela. Minnesota. Minnesota. I said. Take me out.
This is the driver. This is the bus driver who illegally called the police on me for a constitutionally protected right. Let's let's
Speaker 1: see what she has to say.
Speaker 0: She's gonna call the police again. What's up, brother? This is a public space so I could record. Alright?
Speaker 1: No. No. No. No. This is a public property.
You don't know the laws, miss. You don't ever heard of paparazzis? You ever hear the paparazzis go to the terminals? Right? When they're chasing Kanye West.
Right? Same thing. She doesn't know her laws, unfortunately, and she's a white woman. This is kinda sad. She's got the white privilege going on.
Look at that.
Speaker 2: This is Elise. This is her.
Speaker 0: Hernando. Yes. Oh my god. I just filmed.
Speaker 1: God. Put me in cuffs. You may wanna educate your friend there, buddy.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I told them to let them know. It's a
Speaker 1: beautiful night. It's a beautiful night to to Coyote 60 illegals.
Speaker 2: Has a criminal friend lost off of all airport property unless he is on official flying out due to his
Speaker 1: This is official. I'm doing
Speaker 0: a story.
Speaker 2: And he is harassing the immigrant
Speaker 1: That's a lie.
Speaker 2: And he was told that
Speaker 1: a I got it on video.
Speaker 2: Friday that if he was on airport property doing this and he
Speaker 1: Please arrest me. Please arrest
Speaker 0: me, officer.
Speaker 2: Do you have a criminal
Speaker 1: trespass Rolo.
Speaker 2: Do you have that criminal trespass number from last week?
Speaker 1: I have it. It's it's unlawful unlawful. Criminal trespass in public property. Officer Rolo.
Speaker 2: He is with me.
Speaker 1: She's a he's a bus driver. She's the the what do you call those? Coordinators inside.
Speaker 2: Yes. The police report number. This is ATC talking to you.
Speaker 1: Can I can I speak to corporal Perez, corporal Perez if he's here? Or or Constantino, the the duty night shift manager here, please? Alright.
Speaker 2: Okay. Thanks.
Speaker 1: Elise. What's your last name, Elise? Because you're gonna be going in the the lawsuit if they arrest me and your company. Can I get your name, sir? No.
Officer, Rolo, what's your what's your badge number, please? 2621. Thank you. Rolo, officer 2621.
Speaker 2: S a p d.
Speaker 1: I'm like the paparazzi at the airport. Same
Speaker 0: Same thing. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Virginia. Alright.
Speaker 0: Miami.
Speaker 1: Miami. Oh, Okay. Okay. Boston, Maryland. Okay.
Speaker 2: In Dallas?
Speaker 1: Dallas. Oh, Oh, Sorry. How How you doing? You speak Spanish or English? Where you come where you gonna go?
What city? Atlanta?
Speaker 0: Texas? Where are you gonna go? I'm going to school. She's my wife.
Speaker 1: Oh, so you're not illegal immigrant?
Speaker 0: No.
Speaker 1: Oh, sorry. These are. Carolina. Carolina. Minnesota.
Minnesota. Carolina. Carolina. What city are you guys going to?
Speaker 0: California, sir.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute. Are you guys illegal aliens? No, sir. Oh, sorry about that. Okay?
Heads up.
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
The bus pulls into the departure level terminal B. The lady bus driver calls in to her dispatcher to get SAPD to have me arrested!! 4/6 #illegalaliens #bordercrisis #invasion #migrants #securetheborder #cbp #closetheborder #borderwars #operationborderwars https://t.co/Q7fbhPb9zM
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A person is documenting an encounter, anticipating the arrival of "Corporal Perez." They state they are documenting potential job displacement and refer to their X account. They mention a previous incident where they received a written warning on a public street near hangars, despite not knowing it was public. They claim their lawyer confirmed the street's public status, and they returned to "prove them wrong."
The discussion shifts to videotaping immigrants, with the person asserting that those being filmed are aware and willing. They clarify they were following a bus, not breaking traffic laws. They share that the police officer was given their information and criminal report number. They state they are doing this for god and country and that they have footage of their old neighborhood in Queens, detailing prostitution and drug use.
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Speaker 0: What's up, Belle? What's going on in here? Waiting for the 5 o. Hopefully, they don't kill me. They're gonna shoot me.
We're still waiting for the corporal Perez?
Speaker 1: I'm I'm calling a supervisor. Okay.
Speaker 0: Is he Corporal Perez? Because last time it was Corporal Perez. I don't need it. Okay. The the night manager is Frank Constantino.
Speaker 1: Okay. It's good. I'm I'm calling a supervisor.
Speaker 0: Yes, ma'am. Very good. A r c e. Follow me on x. Do what?
This is public property. There is no expectation of privacy in public. Do what? It's alright. I don't know your name.
You're good.
Speaker 1: No. They just told me that
Speaker 0: You could see it on my account in x, though, on Twitter. I'm just documenting the evasion, brother. I you know? These people are gonna take my job, gonna take your job, so it should be on my side, brother. Yes.
Yes. Yes.
Speaker 1: Okay. Can you please make sure he does not follow-up?
Speaker 0: He doesn't let.
Speaker 1: Our immigrants have a live.
Speaker 0: Oh, really? Of course, she cannot enforce that. So silly. Are they leaving, or should I wait? No.
I wasn't a public street in the back. They're hangars.
Speaker 1: They're checking the number. And I
Speaker 0: yes, ma'am. And I didn't know that the street was public, and the the officer, corporal, gave me a warning, a verbal warning, but we went up. It was a written warning. I gave him my ID. I did not go into the hangar.
I was on a public street.
Speaker 1: That's where the, yes.
Speaker 0: The overflow.
Speaker 1: So that's where that you were given the
Speaker 0: I was there 2 weeks ago at this time at night.
Speaker 1: And then you that's when they gave you the the warning.
Speaker 0: Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 1: Not here.
Speaker 0: Not here. No. But it's the same thing. It's public. It's owned by the airport.
Airport's owned by the city. City's public. I'm not in a restricted area. Those streets did not say restricted. Those streets does not say Why
Speaker 1: would they give you a warning for?
Speaker 0: Because I didn't know any better. I I trusted the police officer, and I respected the the, you know, the badge. And then later, I find out with my lawyer, that's a public street.
Speaker 1: So it was a verbal warning?
Speaker 0: No. It was a written one. It had the report. That's what the reports he was giving you. Yes, ma'am.
I mean, you wanna just
Speaker 1: I mean, if your attorney said this and that, just wanna make sure that according to the law, it's Right.
Speaker 0: That's why I came back, to prove you guys wrong.
Speaker 1: I mean, you you just gotta make sure that, obviously, people feel
Speaker 0: They feel comfortable. I get it.
Speaker 1: Any human being. You know? Like, it it's like, if you feel
Speaker 0: I I understand.
Speaker 1: Like, hey. You know?
Speaker 0: These people have no problem with me videotaping. They wanna document. They tell me where they're going, where they're from,
Speaker 1: their journey. If they're okay or not, it's
Speaker 0: about, like, legal? Yeah. Exactly. You're not you're not a Philly police officer.
Speaker 1: You're a law police officer. Right. Going through that.
Speaker 0: If you're, like,
Speaker 1: following them, like, in your car. Mhmm.
Speaker 0: You know
Speaker 1: what I mean? Well, I was
Speaker 0: following the bus. Yes.
Speaker 1: That stuff.
Speaker 0: I didn't break any traffic laws.
Speaker 1: If there was some photo, paper trail on you, Amanda. I'm telling you. You're Okay.
Speaker 0: I respect that. Thank you, sir. You got your, do you have it on or not? Your cam?
Speaker 1: Do you need it on? No. I'm just
Speaker 0: saying I just wanna know because I'm gonna for for your request it if you did have it on, but that's okay. Yeah. They have all my information.
Speaker 1: But the order can I get a
Speaker 0: Hernando Arce? I'm sure the supervisor knows it. I'm gonna go check, see if they left.
Speaker 1: Famous here or No.
Speaker 0: I don't wanna be famous. You know, I'm just a journalist. I was here I was here, like, 30 minutes ago. You saw me. I wasn't being disrespectful.
Alright. So, the bus, coach bus left. Apparently, they called their dispatcher and gave the police officer my information and my report criminal report number, which is a unlawful report number. I don't know if I should stick around for the supervisor to show up or not. But that was interesting, wasn't it?
Speaker 1: So that's that's what I bring.
Speaker 0: I bring this footage for you guys so you can sit back on your lazy chair and have your Chipotle eat
Speaker 1: your Chipotle while you watch me go to work here. I do it for god and country. I don't do it for likes. I don't do it for give go send unless I get arrested. I need a lawyer, then I may need some funding.
What I do is because I love my country. I love my city. I love my state of Texas. I have footage I'm gonna upload of my old neighborhood in Queens and how what it looks like now. You wouldn't believe it.
The prostitution, the drugs right in everybody's faces.
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
Another mini bus full with illegals pulls into a the departure level of the SA airport and almost hits my Cadillac 🤨 5/6 #illegalaliens #bordercrisis #invasion #migrants #securetheborder #cbp #closetheborder #borderwars #operationborderwars https://t.co/r1GSoIQWwz
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A person is recording a bus that is getting close to their car. They suspect the bus driver and dispatcher were alerted to their presence and recording activity. The person believes they are not breaking any laws or harassing anyone, asserting their right to peacefully record as a citizen journalist.
They mention a previous encounter with a police officer, referencing the First Amendment and freedom of the press, comparing their activity to paparazzi at an airport. The person records the bus's license plate number.
Later, a coach bus appears, which the person believes is not from the center they were initially recording. They suspect it might be the same bus they recorded earlier.
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Speaker 0: Bus is taking off again. Now he's getting real close to my car.
Speaker 1: Guess we'll follow him. This is getting to be interesting. Let's go. Fuck around here, man. What are they hiding?
No idea. They've been doing this thousands of times since they opened up the center. You might be working with the same charter company that, calls in the the driver calls in the dispatcher an hour ago. So they may have alerted that I'm out here recording. Peacefully recording.
You know? It's like, give me a freaking big, man. I'm not breaking any laws. I'm not harassing them. I'm not cutting them off.
I'm not giving them a finger. This is freaking ridiculous, man. So we we gotta deal with those independent journalists. So I feel like I'm a citizen journalist. I'm not even this is not even my career, man.
Got a fucking day job, bro. Definitely got a feeling he's gonna reach out to a police officer now. License date, u 44254. Here we go. Sometimes these drivers' egos get in the way.
You know? They have their egos, and they don't understand the law, the first amendment, freedom of press. Like, I was telling the officer before. This is, just like the paparazzi and TMZ when they go to the airport. You know?
Same thing. Public airport. See where it goes. How they're gonna go back up and play games? Back to where we were.
Oh, we got a, Oh, we got a coach bus behind me. This is gonna get interesting. That coach bus is not from the center. Not from the center. It's a white driver with a beard with with a gray beard.
That might be the same bus that coach bus. It might be the same bus that was here early, which I got video. It's like they're pulling over.
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
I’m approached by 2 SAPD officers asking me questions interfering with my A1 freedom of press !!! Then they go hands on & arrest me for criminal trespassing on “private property” and send me to the gulag!! 6/6 #illegalaliens #bordercrisis #invasion #migrants #securetheborder #cbp #closetheborder #borderwars #operationborderwars
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A citizen journalist is recording buses at the San Antonio Airport. He states he is exercising his first amendment rights and recording the drop-off of "illegals." He asks for Corporal Perez and the night duty manager, Frank Constantino.
An officer asks for the journalist's name, explaining that someone matching his description has a criminal trespass. The journalist refuses to provide identification, stating he is not breaking any laws and that he is in a public place. He claims he is like paparazzi and does not want to be harassed.
Another officer, Price, arrives and asks if the journalist was issued a criminal trespass warning for the airport, to which the journalist says he doesn't want to answer any questions. Officer Price states the journalist is being detained and asks for a driver's license, which the journalist refuses to provide. The journalist claims he is being detained for reporting in a public space.
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Speaker 0: How you doing? Alright. Good.
Speaker 1: Can I get your name and badge number?
Speaker 0: I'm officer Trapp. It's San Antonio Airport Police Department. Badge number is 9953. Thank you, sir. Is there an issue today?
Or
Speaker 1: No. I'm just, recording. I'm an I'm a citizen journalist. Right here.
Speaker 0: That's all I'm asking. No.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna record them coming off the bus. I'm not gonna get in their way. For some reason, they don't want to, drop off the illegals. It's like a little cat and mouse game here. Is, Corporal Perez in today?
Speaker 0: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'd like to speak
Speaker 0: with him. Okay. Sorry? May I have a supervisor right now? You You have a supervisor right now?
Speaker 1: You you have a supervisor?
Speaker 0: Yes. Is that Corporal Perez? S a p d? Supervisor. I can't guarantee you what's going on.
Speaker 1: Well, he's using the night shift.
Speaker 0: Yeah. We have multiple night shifts. Okay.
Speaker 1: How about, night night duty manager, Frank Constantino.
Speaker 0: Right here? That was that way there. Yeah. Yeah. Come on.
Sweet ticket. I'm gonna follow the the boss. Your name? Say my son. It's a concerned citizen.
What's the Perez mode is my name. I'm not
Speaker 1: breaking any laws. This is a public property officer.
Speaker 0: No, sir. It's the airport. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Who owns the airport? Thank you. So that makes it what? Thank you. Which makes it what?
Who pays
Speaker 0: the cities? Expenses to taxpayers. You said you made contact with for? Yeah.
Speaker 1: He's familiar with me.
Speaker 0: Sir, I need to get your name. What's that? I break the law? No, sir. You say you made contact with
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 0: Person
Speaker 1: You get my name from him or from Frank Perez. Frank Casertino. Night manager. Beauty manager. What do they call him?
I was already here. I come here all all the time. I'm like paparazzi. You know? Paparazzi to go to airports
Speaker 0: to to
Speaker 1: record Kanye West for TMZ. Same thing. I don't wanna be harassed by you, sir. You're interfering with my story right now.
Speaker 0: I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: No. It's just, you know, just don't don't trust pass me. Alright? I'm staying away from the bus.
Speaker 0: You say you wanna speak with a supervisor or a supervisor?
Speaker 1: Good. So he can explain to you that I'm not breaking any laws.
Speaker 0: Sir, we do have 1 person who has criminal first pass. They match our description. Alright. That's why I'm trying to get your name. You come back clear?
Speaker 1: Go ahead. You wanna arrest me. That's a unlawful arrest.
Speaker 0: Oh, I gotta get your name. You may
Speaker 1: have to get litigations with the lawyers involved. So we got a second shuttle bus here. Alright. At least this one at least he's dropping them off for god's sake. This one doesn't wanna drop them off.
Oh, we got another shuttle bus. Sixty passenger.
Speaker 0: Hi, sir.
Speaker 1: How are you? Can I get price?
Speaker 0: The airport, please.
Speaker 1: Price, what's your badge number, sir? 9921.
Speaker 0: Thank you, sir. What's going on today?
Speaker 1: I'm just, I'm a citizen journalist, doing my first amendment protection of the, freedom of press.
Speaker 0: Okay. That's it. Were you issued a criminal trespass warning for the airport?
Speaker 1: I was. I don't mind. I'm not saying anything right now. I don't wanna answer any questions.
Speaker 0: You didn't say you didn't contact the local for us.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I believe so. Yeah.
Speaker 0: I think he issued a criminal trespass warning for you. Okay.
Speaker 1: I'm in a public place, so if you want to. Yep.
Speaker 0: Do you wanna go hands on now?
Speaker 1: I'm in a public place, officer. Be careful what you do.
Speaker 0: Right now, I'm talking to you.
Speaker 1: Alright. Right now,
Speaker 0: I'm interfering with my job. Okay. That's fine. I'll stay here. Do you have a driver's license, honey?
No. You don't have a driver's license, honey? Expecting me for breaking the law. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna give you any ID.
Speaker 0: Right now you are detained.
Speaker 1: Okay. Good.
Speaker 0: So you have a driver's license, honey?
Speaker 1: Detained for what? What was the crime?
Speaker 0: Right now we're just investigating what we got caught. Nah.
Speaker 1: I see now you're playing you're playing work games with me now. Okay.
Speaker 0: Hey. I'm
Speaker 1: not I'm not even getting in their faces. You don't need to do that. I'm not running away. Officer Price says I'm being detained
Speaker 0: for reporting in the public state. There you go. I got that direction. Here we go.
@hernandoarce - hernando arce
Please help us spread the flyer. Peaceful protest this Saturday in San Antonio Tx. All hands on deck ! https://t.co/yuynODEubE
@ChuckCallesto - Chuck Callesto
BREAKING REPORT: Independent Militia spotted and CONFIRMED BY BORDER PATROL in Lukeville, AZ where mass illegal crossings have been taking place.. AMERICA'S BORDER POLICY IS SO BAD, CITIZENS ARE NOW FORMING MILITIA'S.. Should Mayorkas be IMPEACHED or is this on JOE? https://t.co/fp5kMtAsjy
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Multiple San Antonio Police officers were confronted by a reporter for allegedly working a side gig facilitating human smuggling at a Migrant Resource Center. The officers were seen in their official uniforms, driving work vehicles, and accepting money from alleged Cartel sponsored NGOs to guard the facility and check migrants' wristbands. No response was received from the San Antonio Police regarding the situation.
@watchTENETnow - TENET Media
Last night— Tenet Reporter @TaylerUSA confronted multiple @SATXPolice officers about working a side gig where they are helping facilitate human smuggling at the Migrant Resource Center in San Antonio, TX. The officers are seen wearing their official SAPD uniforms, driving work vehicles and holstering their service weapons while accepting money from alleged Cartel sponsored NGO’s to guard the facility and check illegal migrants wristbands upon entry. We attempted to reach out to @SATXPolice for comment on the situation and received no response.
Video Transcript AI Summary
At a migrant center in San Antonio, Texas, a reporter confronts two police officers who are allegedly being paid by NGOs to guard the facility. The officers refuse to comment on whether they are being contracted by the NGOs and deny being on duty. The reporter accuses the NGOs of facilitating human smuggling and questions why the police officers are not investigating the matter. The officers repeatedly respond with "no comment" and ask the reporter to leave. The reporter also observes the officers checking wristbands and providing security at the facility. The video ends with the reporter being given a trespass warning by one of the officers.
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Speaker 0: Gotta give me a dress password.
Speaker 1: Right now. That's your warning. So, guys, I am currently at the Migrant Center in San Antonio, Texas where NGOs are facilitating human smuggling of migrants into America. If you look right here, you actually have
Speaker 0: a San Antonio police department car, watching as a lookout, basically guarding this area. They're taking side contracts in relations to these NGOs actually being paid a Significant amount to guard this area. And I'll walk down here just to show you this even more.
Speaker 1: They're in their official San Antonio PD uniforms To top
Speaker 0: it off, with their San Antonio PD cards as well. Just to give you a little background real quick. Are you guys on duty right now?
Speaker 1: We're
Speaker 0: So you're being are you being contracted by the NGOs then? Why did you tell him just no. So you guys are being contracted by the NGOs?
Speaker 1: None of your business. No no comment.
Speaker 0: It's none of my business. You're San Antonio police, but you're being contracted and paid by NGOs. You're being paid time and a half?
Speaker 1: No comment.
Speaker 0: No comment? But you did confirm you're not on duty. This is a side job for you. So you are being paid by the NGOs? Do you think that's a conflict of interest at all?
Speaker 1: Back up. What about you?
Speaker 0: So you got San Antonio PD here
Speaker 1: Back up.
Speaker 0: Being paid by the NGOs
Speaker 1: Back up.
Speaker 0: To essentially facilitate the human trafficking illegal migrants into the country.
Speaker 1: Outside the gate. Can I
Speaker 0: ask you guys a question? These NGOs claim they're not paying for migrants' flights, but the migrants are saying the exact opposite. How this facility in specific works is if the migrants are held here for a certain amount of time without actually being released, then they they claim that they can't pay. Ma'am, can I talk to you? Yeah.
She doesn't wanna hear it because she already knows. So why are you not investigating this for human smuggling because they're paying for these migrants' flights into cities into America because you're the police. So this is something that you should be investigating. They're lying about paying for migrants' flights when in reality, they absolutely are paying for migrants flights and sometimes even double booking and then charging the federal government back. So they're scamming people.
But why Why are you guys, as police officers, not looking into this? And instead, you're taking money from these NGOs and these affiliated organizations.
Speaker 1: No comment.
Speaker 0: No comment? Again? No. As police officers, you don't think that you and your official uniform is a conflict of interest at all? Okay.
And you got Lookout over here providing security as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, man. Why do
Speaker 0: you guys have San Antonio PD Cars here, while you're in your uniforms, guarding a migrant facility that is engaging in human smuggling.
Speaker 1: No comment.
Speaker 0: No comment? So you have these 2 gentlemen up front helping human smugglers as they're on the police force in their Official capacity, but taking money on a side gig. That's what he said earlier. So they're being paid by these NGOs, allowing human smuggling to happen when they should be investigating what is human smuggling into America. No comment on that either?
Nope. No comment on anything tonight. Do you think what you're doing is moral?
Speaker 1: No comment.
Speaker 0: No comment? You probably don't care it's moral because it pays good. Right?
Speaker 1: No comment.
Speaker 0: No comment? What about you, sir? You haven't said much other than telling him not to talk to me tonight. Do you think this is appropriate what
Speaker 1: you're doing?
Speaker 0: Can I get your guys' badge numbers?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 0: What's your badge number?
Speaker 1: 221 3.
Speaker 0: 2213. What about you, sir?
Speaker 1: I can hear you one. But you said this is a side
Speaker 0: job, so who's paying you?
Speaker 1: You didn't know that.
Speaker 0: Why don't I
Speaker 1: even know that? If you don't. Why are you
Speaker 0: in San Antonio police department uniforms if you're off the clock that's it on here. With your San Antonio PD cars here?
Speaker 1: I don't need to answer
Speaker 0: that question here.
Speaker 1: You don't need to answer it?
Speaker 0: No. Why won't you
Speaker 1: answer it? I don't need to.
Speaker 0: You don't think it's a conflict
Speaker 1: of interest?
Speaker 0: I'm a reporter. I'm asking you.
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are. You don't
Speaker 0: care who I am?
Speaker 1: I don't care who you are.
Speaker 0: So you are being paid by the NGOs? I don't
Speaker 1: care who you are.
Speaker 0: So you have San Antonio PD here.
Speaker 1: Is you need to get outside the gate.
Speaker 0: San Antonio PD here being so you're not gonna answer a
Speaker 1: property. Outside the gate. You can stand out there and put all you want to. All the time.
Speaker 0: So why are you in public uniforms? You guys are public officials. You work for the you basically get paid by taxpayer dollars, but you're here off the clock being paid by NGOs that are facilitating human trafficking. Correct? It's kinda weird how you're dodging this.
It's a simple yes or no question.
Speaker 1: I question. So you are? I answered your question.
Speaker 0: You're kind of answering my question by not answering my question. And considering I know you're already being paid by the NGOs, it seems even more suspicious that you're not willing to admit to it. Quite literally helping facilitate human smuggling
Speaker 1: the gate. Into America. That's the gate area here outside. Call them. Hands them out.
Wait across the street.
Speaker 0: So they're running security and making sure everyone has wristbands before they come in here. Insane.
Speaker 1: I said outside the gate.
Speaker 0: 2213. Can I see your badge, sir?
Speaker 1: No. I already told you what it was. Will you
Speaker 0: show me your badge? No. Because I I'm not really inclined to believe you with all the shady activity going on here.
Speaker 1: Not your problem.
Speaker 0: How much are you getting paid to be here?
Speaker 1: What'd I just tell you? Outside the gate.
Speaker 0: Is it time and a half? You can get the official owners to trespass me if you'd like. Outside the gate. You gotta give me a warning. Uh-huh.
You gotta give me a trespass warning. Right now. That's your warning. Alright. So so San Antonio what?
What's your name? Mikkel Wayne. What a name. So facilitating human smuggling of migrants into America. He's mad that I'm standing past this little line right here, but he's quite literally helping, human smugglers facilitate their illegal activities into Okay.
Insane. Welcome to America in 20
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I uncovered a secretive facility in Tucson and an NGO called "Alita's Angels" in Nogales. While filming, we faced resistance from volunteers and were falsely accused of racial slurs. The facility is run by a new nonprofit called "Alita's Angels" with no tax records. Casa Alitas, associated with them, confirmed receiving federal money. These groups are part of a network funding mass migration without proper vetting. Stay tuned for more updates from the Mexican border. Additionally, an "Alitas" facility opened less than a year ago is now available for lease.
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
“I’M YOUR FATHER!” @okeefemedia EXPOSES secret ‘Alitas’ facility at 1150 W. Drexel in Tucson as well as ‘Alitas Angels’ located at 112 Park street inside old Bank Building in Nogales NOGALES — We just followed the trail of the migrant vans right to the source, visiting the Arizona border town of Nogales, where we encountered some rude and suspicious “Alita’s Angels” NGO (@alitasangels) workers who once again called the police on us. A volunteer with the American Red Cross, who wouldn’t give us his name, tried to prevent us from filming outside a migrant facility and kept sticking his hand over our cameras. Then, when we questioned a volunteer with the NGO, she said “I am your father” and stormed off. Nogales Police officers showed up and questioned us after Alitas and Red Cross workers falsely accused us of using racial slurs and inhibiting their movement. We tried to get the officer’s first name but he refused to give it. When we FOIAed the bodycam footage, we were told Nogales police don’t use them. A group called “Alita’s Angels” runs the facility, but they’re a brand-new nonprofit with no tax records on file. (We requested the documents, with no luck.) A WORKER with Casa Alitas CONFIRMED TO OUR UNDERCOVER journalist that Casa Alitas was getting federal money. Once the migrants were boarded on the bus, we got a head start to meet them at a processing facility an hour away in Tucson, but once again, we couldn't get anywhere near the building. The staff of the facility, run by Casa Alitas, threatened to call the cops again, but we managed to interview a local driver who does business at the facility and he gave us even more information. These “Alitas” (http://alitasangels.com) groups are part of a shadowy network of secretive nonprofits funding the mass migration of millions of people into the country, without truly vetting asylum seekers' claims and determining if they are eligible for refugee status. This is a DEVELOPING STORY: Stay tuned for more reporting from the Mexican border.
Video Transcript AI Summary
We are at an undisclosed facility in Tucson, Arizona, investigating the activities of the organization Elitas. They have been accused of using racial slurs and hiding their badges. We encounter resistance from the staff, who refuse to answer our questions. We witness buses transporting migrants to airports and encounter an Uber driver who confirms their involvement. We also speak with a person named Jorge, who denies any connection to Elitas. This investigation sheds light on a facility that operates under the radar, receiving millions in federal funding. Support our independent journalism by visiting okeefeshop.com. (123 words)
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Speaker 0: So we're standing here at Santa Cruz and Drexler in Tucson in front of this major eliteus facility that you probably never knew existed. Please come. I don't Who are you? What's that?
Speaker 1: Can I have your full name, please? No.
Speaker 0: And they've made some stories about how we were using racial slurs. Originally, they said we're using racial. Racial, sir.
Speaker 2: I don't like people like you. Why not? We're racist.
Speaker 0: Why would you hide your badge?
Speaker 3: I have no obligation to speak with you.
Speaker 4: We have a situation right now that's not me.
Speaker 0: Is that me? Are they talking about mean? Yeah. My name is James O'Keefe, and I'm an investigator for doing an investigation into you and your facility. There's a shipment, I guess, of of migrants coming into the facility.
Nobody's allowed into the facility. Okay. It's the coming into the facility.
Speaker 4: Nobody's allowed into the facility.
Speaker 0: Okay. Face. All the authorities right now. You're gonna call the police on American journalists. See.
Support our independent journalism by going to o'keefe shop dot com and purchase our merchandise. James O'Keefe here in Nogales, Arizona right next to Nogales, Mexico. There's the border fence right there. So we're actually gonna go down downtown Nogales right on the border, that's the fence dividing Mexico, United States. If you scroll right over here, this bank or this former bank building has been turned into an NGO, called the elitist angels, and the elitist angels NGO take the migrants, walk around the corner, and load them onto buses, where American Red Cross workers are staying there.
It's actually a former bank, but notice it says, this is not a bank, esta no es banco. This is not a bank, this is actually a local NGO organization where they have this sort of makeshift migrant facility. They actually locked the door when I showed up here. There are there are buses bound for Phoenix Sky Harbor, Tucson International Airport inside this facility. One American Red Cross worker got really belligerent with me and almost grabbed the camera and covered his badge, so that we couldn't see it.
I read his badge out loud. Why are you sir, why are you blocking the camera? Out of respect for humans. Okay. What do you mean respect?
Speaker 3: I no discussion. No.
Speaker 0: No. Sir, Tucker, Carrie, Vincent, Why are you why are you covering your badge? Why? Why are you covering your badge? I'm done.
Where are you going? California. Why would you hide your badge?
Speaker 3: I have no obligation to speak with you.
Speaker 0: Yeah. No. No. Actually, I disagree with you. I think that as a a public official who's getting 100 of 1,000,000 of dollars in federal money, I actually Can you do something?
Okay.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 0: Now now you're you're switching gears here. The moment we show up, they scattered they scattered incredibly like people with something to hide, blocking doors, running away, hiding their badges in their vests. Leave him alone. I I have a right to be here, ma'am. Leave him alone.
Who are you? LaFada. LaFada. Ma'am, what do you mean you're my father? I have a father.
He's in New Jersey. I'm here. And this guy over there is talking. Were getting valuable information because the man over there talking to the officials worked with us. Just by us walking over to this bus, they'd actually called the police on us.
Every time I show up anywhere, they just instantly call the police. Alright. I'd like your name and badge number, please. Garcia 276. What's your first name?
Garcia. Your name is just Garcia? Mhmm.
Speaker 1: Can I have your full name, please?
Speaker 0: No.
Speaker 1: Can I have your full name, please? No.
Speaker 0: You guys are just Well, I'm an American journalist, I don't protest, I report. What did they say? They're just, accusing you guys of not letting someone go. Well, we have the footage. So as you can see there, the officers, talking to them, talked to me, went back, and they've made some story about how we're using racial slurs.
Originally, they said we're using racial. Racial, sir.
Speaker 2: I don't like people like you. Why not? We're racist. You have to try to attack the people we Well, it's huge.
Speaker 0: The one gentleman came up and it looked like he wanted to hurt me. He had his hand in his pocket there. Get them.
Speaker 2: Go get nothing. What's that? Go get nothing.
Speaker 0: Who are you?
Speaker 2: Me? Yeah. It's not it's not And I touch faith in faith too, and I don't that I don't turn nothing with the people. Yeah. You took what you cannot talking about.
Speaker 0: The guy who runs international rescue committee makes over $1,000,000 a year off bringing people in this country. David Miliband is his name, and his company brings in $400,000,000 from the feds.
Speaker 2: You you try to attack the people who were killed.
Speaker 0: I have it all on video. I filmed everything. So I didn't attack anybody. But then he found out That we were investigating reporters and he let us be.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 0: Eliteas is a brand new 5 1 c 3 non profit organization. So we're gonna go to Tucson, follow the white buses, and see the other facility where they hold the migrants and get more information about elitist. So we're standing here at Santa Cruz and Drexler in Tucson in front of this major elitist facility that you probably never knew existed. This is the bus that left from the Galleys and has just arrived. How are you doing, sir?
Speaker 4: Speaking.
Speaker 0: Hi. You mind if we, talked to the bus? No. No. We're we're a journalist.
We're doing a story. This bus here
Speaker 2: came from a
Speaker 4: We have a situation out here on the South
Speaker 0: is that me? Are they talking about me? Yeah. What's the situation? I know you're here.
I I don't have to ask you guys. I'll have to situation you hear through the radio, you can actually hear on the security guard's radio that there's a quote situation about my presence. And here comes another look at this guy waddling. If you wanna zoom in on the waddling here, swaddling towards me. I don't know what that's about.
Are we allowed to stand on the dirt, ma'am? I don't. No comment.
Speaker 4: No comment.
Speaker 2: There's no comment.
Speaker 0: This all this right here, it's part of this property. So who are what's your name and who are you with? Don't worry about it. None of you. None of your business, man.
I'm gonna have you guys Actually, I do worry about it because you guys get a couple $100,000,000 in federal money. See your face. All the authorities right now. What? Did you guys still hear that's fine?
Speaker 2: You guys go away
Speaker 0: You're gonna call the police on American journalists. See, they'll they'll rip up the constitution. We just spoke with Caleb Milford, the operations manager who threatened to call the police on us for our presence here. As you can see, it's this Pima County, Arizona. A lot of county officials wearing the badges.
Santa Cruz County. Are you with the county of Santa Cruz or? Hey. So it's not They have school buses and we've got big white buses through the fence. He said something like it's none of my business again.
Thought of my business, when in fact, this is a facility as you can see it there's a lot of activity going on, buses coming and going every 15 minutes, every 30 minutes, they are very scared about our presence here and none of the American people know about this facility until now. We just spoke to the Uber driver who's pulling in to pick up the migrants. You're in Uber? Are you are you picking up refugees? Yeah.
That's You are picking up the refugees. I know a lot of people here. How long has this been, Nava? A year? A year?
Yep. A year. And what is you know what the you know if you know Alita's? Yep. I'm at, Jesson.
Do you not go in? I I I I have his phone above. And the Uber driver gave me the phone of 2 employees that work for Casa elitas. In fact, he saved them on his device as Jorge Casa elitas and Jeanette Castleson. Jorge and Jeanette.
Mhmm. Thank you. Alright. We're calling Jorge from elitist. Hey there.
This is, this is James standing outside the elitist facility? Yes. There's a shipment, I guess, of of migrants coming into the facility. The
Speaker 5: 1150 West Drexel, But nobody's
Speaker 4: allowed into the facility. Okay. They're drivers.
Speaker 0: So the car just has to park on the side here?
Speaker 4: That is correct.
Speaker 0: But just to be clear, I'm speaking with the right person. You're with the
Speaker 4: No. No. No. Oh. I think you're you're confused.
Speaker 0: Okay. Well, my name is James O'Keefe and I'm an before doing an investigation into you and your facility. And I'd like to ask you some questions. So I actually called Jorge, who denied his own identity as having worked with Casa.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I think you've got the wrong person. So, no, I don't you You call CCS or webbing you talk to.
Speaker 0: You sound pretty knowledgeable about the subject for someone who has nothing to do with
Speaker 5: it. 1150 was dreadful, but
Speaker 0: So so I I I followed the buses all the way from the galleys to your facility, sir. And we're standing outside.
Speaker 4: Continue with the investigation. That's fine. That's fine.
Speaker 0: I doubt you're gonna be happy with, oh, he just gonna have the phone on us. Because even though he's saved in the Uber driver's phone, so there's 2 organizations, one is elitist angels and the other is called Casa elitas. We know it's called Casa elitas because the Uber driver picking up the migrants has the employees saved as Jorge Casa elitist and Jeanette Casa elitist, the Uber driver. Strangely giving me the phone numbers for the people just because I have a tag around my neck, I don't think he saw the word press there in the dead of the night. There's a metaphor there some place.
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@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
FOR LEASE: This was from January 2023. This ‘Alitas’ facility was opened less than a year ago. https://t.co/Esnun48d9x
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O'Keefe Media Group infiltrates a secret converted illegal immigrant compound, Casa Alitas Ramada Hotel in Tucson, funded by Catholic Community Services. Undercover journalists reveal that migrants are being provided with services but not treated well. They also confirm the presence of gang members among the migrants. Officers involved in the coverage are mentioned.
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
BREAKING: O’Keefe Media Group infiltrates SECRET converted illegal immigrant compound CASA ALITAS Ramada Hotel in Tucson. This secret operation is funded by Catholic Community Services of Tucson and enriches groups like, “Las Palmas.” O’Keefe disguised himself as a homeless drunk vagrant and Mexican illegals wore hidden cameras to gain entrance inside. @stclairashley @nickshirleyy caught on tape Police confirming refugees are “lying about sponsors.” Here, Casa Alitas migrants are brought to the Ramada Inn where breakfast, lunch, hygienic services, and free wifi is offered. Migrants shared with one of our undercover journalists that NGOs, "Get paid no matter what.” Our undercover journalist confirms with a migrant that they have seen many gang members come through in caravans. The migrant tells us that Border Patrols suspect gang members but they still let them pass through, “They will ask about gang tattoos but Border Patrol still lets those people in.” @stclairashley interviewed a taxi driver while posing as a local ministry outreach member, and discovered that Catholic Community Services, “...give them (migrants) services but don't treat them well. They scare them.” The taxi driver works with the migrant population on a regular basis. O’Keefe asks Deputy Carter, “...is that bus filled with illegal immigrants?” At that moment as migrant buses pulled up directly behind Carter, he responded stating, “Sir, I’m not on the bus”.
Video Transcript AI Summary
A video shows undercover journalists investigating a Ramada hotel in Tucson that is secretly housing military-age illegal immigrants. The journalists encounter resistance from security and police officers who tell them to leave. They also discover that the migrants are being flown around the country with the help of NGOs and Catholic Community Services. The video raises questions about the treatment of the migrants and the use of public funds. The journalists attempt to gain access to the facility but are met with resistance. The video ends with a preview of their next investigation at the border. (130 words)
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Speaker 0: Don't know why
Speaker 1: they were asking me Here. I'm gonna still have a service
Speaker 2: Standing in from the Ramada and Tucson airport, police officer told us to mind her own business.
Speaker 1: What is this? Migrant place? Where is it? None of your business. Get going.
We see
Speaker 2: migrants, illegal immigrants standing in the rooms and told us not to go in.
Speaker 1: What is this business over here?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. She gotta go because the Pima County is coming with
Speaker 4: the sheriff. Get
Speaker 3: out of
Speaker 4: here. What?
Speaker 2: We're going in anyway.
Speaker 0: They're supposed to have a sponsor. That means that they lied to be here in the first place.
Speaker 5: That is what will get him into trouble.
Speaker 0: We wanted to talk to someone about resources.
Speaker 4: We put a hidden camera on a Mexican illegal immigrant whistleblower. Cesar also saw a sign for Las Palmas. Many Contractors. Many money grabs that get paid no matter what.
Speaker 1: See? The button?
Speaker 6: You said the foundation, Catholic foundation right here.
Speaker 7: Oh, Catholic community services?
Speaker 6: They give to service to them, but the problem is Yeah. They don't treat well together.
Speaker 8: Oh, they don't treat them well? No.
Speaker 1: Sir, what is all this?
Speaker 3: I can't say to you. Go on. I don't have to fighter?
Speaker 1: Yes. You do have to tell me.
Speaker 4: And finally, took off my homeless disguise.
Speaker 3: He's got a thing and he's recording.
Speaker 4: Yeah. It's called a microphone. Phone? What is your name and badge number? My name's Mark.
8795.
Speaker 9: This type of So anyways, hey.
Speaker 1: What's going on here?
Speaker 3: I can
Speaker 4: tell by your tone you're probably not a fan of personal what is your name again?
Speaker 10: My name is Tiffany Carter. Batch Number 908.
Speaker 4: Is that a bus still with illegal immigrants behind you?
Speaker 10: I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: You know it's a don't lie to me. You know that's any other question about it? Yes. Do you, Why did you just lie to me
Speaker 1: that you're not sure what that
Speaker 4: is that a bus for the legal immigrants? Look look Behind
Speaker 1: you. That'll be going around. Ain't goddamn migrant here. No.
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Speaker 3: Ow.
Speaker 4: The Tucson police department is heavily fortifying a Ramada on the corner of Palo Verde and Julian Drive in Tucson next to the airport. The location is secretly housing military age illegal immigrants. Our team went undercover. I posed as a homeless vagrant drunk holding a 40 And scope the perimeter.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they've been asking me about myself. I'm here. I'm a still I'm a citizen.
Speaker 4: I spoke to officer Kristen Moritz. She told us that it's none of our business what goes on inside there.
Speaker 1: You guys did your drinking? No, ma'am. No.
Speaker 0: No. You guys are at all. Well, I need you off this property.
Speaker 1: Okay. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Go there. Yes, ma'am.
Speaker 0: Can you stay down there? Load that business.
Speaker 1: Or do we just drop it right here? What about this one?
Speaker 0: Not that one. They off
Speaker 1: Who who are you?
Speaker 0: I'm the Tucson Police Department. I'm a police officer.
Speaker 1: What is this place? I on a room here.
Speaker 0: You cannot stay here. They're full.
Speaker 1: Why not? They're full. But they got them company. Where is them
Speaker 0: zippers undone too.
Speaker 1: What is this? A migrant, please? Where is it?
Speaker 0: None of your business.
Speaker 1: Keep going. Why ain't my business? I'm a tax paying citizen here.
Speaker 0: Stay off this
Speaker 1: property. Ma'am ma'am? Ma'am? Why ain't none of my business?
Speaker 0: You're arguing and yelling with me. There's no purpose in me talking to you while you're arguing and yelling.
Speaker 4: Okay. I said, why
Speaker 3: are you
Speaker 1: talking to you? I'll talk nicely, please. Yeah.
Speaker 0: About your business.
Speaker 1: Okay. May I ask again nicely?
Speaker 0: They all
Speaker 10: have problems. None of
Speaker 1: my business Yes. Right there.
Speaker 4: Security was acting truly bizarre, telling us to stay far away. You got a light? Nope. Keep going. What's from, brother?
The property. What's that?
Speaker 3: Gotta keep going.
Speaker 1: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: You can't come here.
Speaker 1: Do you have a light?
Speaker 3: No. I said no.
Speaker 1: What is this business over here?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter. You gotta go because the Pima County is coming with the sheriff.
Speaker 4: And confirmed they were coordinating with the Pima County sheriff to Secure the perimeter of the hotel. They're calling the cops. No, sir. Why? Because I need to secure the per building.
Why is that? Perimeter. Why is that?
Speaker 3: Because that's what we do.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: I'm recording you, by the way, too.
Speaker 1: You're recording me? Why'd you do that?
Speaker 3: Because I got people coming in the bus immediately.
Speaker 4: As he said that, a bus filled with illegal immigrants rolled in every 15 minutes.
Speaker 1: Why are people coming in a bus? Who's in your business? What is going on here? We got a bus with people?
Speaker 4: Another journalist, Ashley St. Clair, Posed as a private ministry ranch owner in Arizona and talked to the same security guard and police officer, Christian Moritz.
Speaker 0: Fine. We are from, local we have a local ministry ranch. We wanted to talk to someone about resources to help These folks
Speaker 1: This is
Speaker 3: just a holding place.
Speaker 4: So right
Speaker 0: along. So they come in.
Speaker 3: Border patrol right here coming in.
Speaker 0: Once they leave through border patrol Yep. What they're saying with border patrol is that they have a sponsor, somebody to go to, somebody to take care of them, yeah, show up to their fort date.
Speaker 4: The officer told Ashley St. Clair that in order to be flown around the country, the illegal immigrants need a sponsor, but many of them lie about it.
Speaker 0: Bike? So a lot of times what happens is they're supposed to. When they come across the border, they're supposed to have a sponsor. If they lie about that sponsor, if they're not giving the government, you know, border patrol the truth, cool stuff Yeah. They shouldn't be over Okay.
Supposed to go. Okay. So that border patrol would bring them here. I just don't
Speaker 1: want this to
Speaker 0: if they didn't lie. They don't have the resources. That means that they lied to be here in the first place.
Speaker 5: That is what will get them in trouble.
Speaker 0: But is Red Cross vetting them?
Speaker 3: No. No. One cross ain't even involved anymore. They're
Speaker 0: Oh, okay. They were here last couple weeks ago. Yeah.
Speaker 3: But their contact's done.
Speaker 6: Is there the foundation? Catholic Foundation right here?
Speaker 7: Oh, Catholic Community Services?
Speaker 6: They give to service to them, but the problem is they don't treat well to them.
Speaker 8: Oh, they don't treat them well?
Speaker 6: No. I will hear from them. Care today?
Speaker 4: It was clear to us at this point that we needed to somehow get inside this facility to explore what was really going on. We kept getting blocked from getting even close to it. YouTuber Nick Shirley even made a run for it before being screamed at, Kerstat badgered and escorted away. Oh my gosh. I just got about attacked out there.
Speaker 1: As much as Mexico. Mexico.
Speaker 7: Are you even supposed to be here?
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: I can't, like, come look. No.
Speaker 7: This is private property right now. It's for immigrants.
Speaker 1: Okay. Yeah. I'll leave.
Speaker 7: Well, then get the out of here, though. Where to call the cops?
Speaker 1: No. Okay. No. No. Yeah.
How are you doing?
Speaker 0: Okay. That's what
Speaker 6: What do you mean?
Speaker 4: Out of here. What? I didn't do anything wrong.
Speaker 7: Get the out of there.
Speaker 4: I am. Get the out. What the heck? That's where they're just cussing me out. That was wild.
Speaker 2: Standing in front of the Ramada Inn here. Ramada Inn Tucson Airport. Police officer told us to mind her own business. We see migrants, illegal immigrants standing in the rooms and told us not to go in. We're going in anyway.
Speaker 4: In order to get inside the facility, we put a hidden camera on a Mexican illegal immigrant whistleblower in order Find out what exactly they were hiding inside this secret Ramada compound, and who or what was behind it, Who is paying for it and why they were so hypervigilant in keeping all of that a secret. We will call the Mexican illegal immigrant Buses take illegal immigrants to the airports, and the plane tickets are purchased by Casasilitas, an organization we reported on last time. This was confirmed in Caesars undercover footage. The illegal immigrants come from Casas Elites on Drexel and come to this Ramada Where they are then flown throughout the country. Farm.
The migrants confirmed to Caesar that if the refugees cannot find a sponsor, the NGO, Catholic Community Services of Tucson, will pay for their ticket. So we're here at Catholic Community Services of Southern Arizona at 268 West Adams Street. It's really the damn This thing, there's unmarked cars here. It's locked up. There's security cameras.
And this Catholic community services, they have All these blankets just everywhere with the Red Cross on the border, working with the Ramada, working with Alitas, this Catholic community services, very Shady stuff is at the heart and soul of this people moving operation. Back inside the Ramada, the migrant confirmed the Mexican And feds deported him twice. Cesar was discussing this because the Biden administration went to Mexico and struck a deal for Mexico actually to start deporting illegals So they don't reach the Texas border. While they were saying I was posing a threat just by walking around the perimeter of the hotel, Cesar confirmed within the facility that the United States was letting people with gang prison tattoos Across the American border. Cesar, while inside the compound walked into a room where there were over a 150 cuts.
Speaker 1: They're messed up.
Speaker 4: Stuffed with illegal immigrants All into the same room. The migrants told Caesar that these NGOs are all about the money. Cesar also saw a sign for Las Palmas, which is a nursing home contracted to clean the hotel, do the laundry, and do breakfast and lunch again. Many subcontractors, many money grabs that get paid no matter what. One migrant told Caesar he's excited to get into the country so he can make American babies.
Outside, I was ready to ask the police and security for comment.
Speaker 1: Sir, what is all this?
Speaker 3: We're not the fire.
Speaker 1: Yes. You do have to tell me.
Speaker 4: And finally took off my homeless disguise.
Speaker 1: What are you gonna do, sir?
Speaker 3: He's got a thing and he's recording.
Speaker 4: Yeah. It's called a microphone. Why are you so scared of us filming you, sir?
Speaker 3: Because I don't trust you.
Speaker 4: I don't put your mom. Yeah. My Name is James O'Keefe. I'm an investigative reporter. And why did you tell me that it's none of my business?
Speaker 3: Because this is not your business.
Speaker 4: So we're standing here at the Armada, Tucson Airport. I pretended to be a homeless vagrant, talked to the police officer. She told me it was none of my business.
Speaker 0: I need you off this property.
Speaker 1: What is this? Migrant place? Where is it?
Speaker 0: None of your business.
Speaker 1: Get going.
Speaker 4: This guy told me it's none of my business. Scared to death of anybody filming. He says he's calling the Sheriff, the Pima County sheriff. They're calling the cops. Who's sheriff?
So we're we're waiting for the sheriff to show up, and we're we're in trouble. We're in trouble, guys. The sheriff's coming.
Speaker 0: Oh, that bad old pussycat. He never give up.
Speaker 4: The sheriff, sheriff's here. Here he comes. Pima County sheriff. This woman here says they wanna get us for trespassing.
Speaker 1: You want me to be locked up,
Speaker 4: like, with My my hand my hand's behind my back. You think I give a shit about that? You don't know what I've been through. This guy get get a shot of him. So he's he's he's testifying against us right here.
Here come police. We'd love to be a fly on the wall. Here comes another one. I got backup on backup on backup here. Hi.
Good. What's going on? What is your name and badge number? My name's Mark. 879
Speaker 9: Alright. So, anyway, hey.
Speaker 1: What's going on here?
Speaker 4: I can tell by your tone, you're probably not a fan of the First Amendment. But I think there's, the feds are giving money Do to them, and it's public money, taxpayer money. We think it's a few $100,000,000. So we're doing an investigation, and we have a couple of whistleblower inside the facility, some sources that have
Speaker 3: To us.
Speaker 4: And I will I will also get a copy of that body cam footage. So anything that you said to that gentleman, we're gonna be publishing. All that conversation will be foible. That's public Information, you can file the public records request. So everything they're saying, you're gonna hear.
Okay? That's the that's the great thing about the first amendment. And, we're gonna tell them that we have someone on the inside of that facility filming, and we're gonna try to get their comment. Okay. So we just spoke to the sheriff's office.
Speaker 10: I thought the other deputies already kinda explained it. Yeah. So pretty much the people responsible for the property Yeah. Property owners, they're just acting asking that you guys Stay off the property. We got called here.
Verdes Irrigant, it just sound like their main gripe was that you guys were on the property.
Speaker 3: Were
Speaker 4: you speaking to that security guard?
Speaker 10: Yeah. We spoke to a security guard, but we Spoke to our
Speaker 4: What did he say to you?
Speaker 10: Just that you guys were on the property.
Speaker 4: Did he say anything else?
Speaker 10: Yeah. I mean, we had a whole conversation. I'm not just for the sake of time, I'm all you guys through that whole thing.
Speaker 4: Are you wearing a body camera?
Speaker 10: Yes. I am. Yeah. Because I'm recording right now.
Speaker 4: That'll go on YouTube. We're gonna see Everything that he said with with you and Alright.
Speaker 3: Gotcha.
Speaker 4: Do you know what this facility is? So
Speaker 10: I just wanna catch you guys up on what I'm covering real quick first. So Okay. As the sheriff's department, we got called here. We had contact with the owners. Right?
They're asking that you guys be trespassed from this property. So all of that means is that this property line, as long as you guys stay off of
Speaker 3: it Do
Speaker 4: you know what this place is, sir?
Speaker 10: You guys want, I guess, tracking with what
Speaker 4: I'm saying? I just need a cover up in I'm not gonna go on that property. Okay. And, there was literally a bus right behind the sheriff, and he's like, I don't know. There's a bus filled with illegal immigrants coming to a hotel.
Department.
Speaker 10: If you guys were to come back onto the property after we've instructed you guys that you guys are formally trespassed, it would be a criminal offender.
Speaker 4: Are you just following orders? It was a bus Phil, illegal immigrants driving right behind him. Sheriff acting like he doesn't know what's going on. I asked him if he's just following orders. Are you following orders?
Speaker 10: We would have to arrest That's alright.
Speaker 4: Historically, that doesn't work so well.
Speaker 10: Guys don't do that for the night. Alright?
Speaker 4: What is your name and badge number?
Speaker 10: My name is Debbie Carter. V badge number is 9080.
Speaker 4: Is that a bus filled with illegal immigrants behind you?
Speaker 10: I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: You know it's a don't lie to me. Alright. Do you have any other questions about it? Yes. Do you why did you just lie
Speaker 1: to me that you're not sure what that
Speaker 4: is that a bus filled with illegal immigrants?
Speaker 3: Sir,
Speaker 10: I'm not On the bus.
Speaker 4: Look look behind you.
Speaker 10: Alright, guys. So we'll leave it at that for you.
Speaker 4: There is a bus filled with illegal immigrants going to a hotel, and you know that that's happening. Unbelievable. Meanwhile, we got some guys from Guinea over here that have been kicked out. We don't know why, but we're trying to give them a camera so they can get inside the place. These Illegal immigrant refugees from Guinea were apparently kicked out of the facility because they left the property.
We examined their documents and spoke with them. There has been an outpouring of whistleblowers, border patrol agents, and sources contacting OMG If you have information that we need to see or if you want to wear a camera and infiltrate these institutions, Contact us at tips.okiefmediagroup.com or on our signal phone number here or send us a direct message. Stay tuned for next week when we head straight to the border in the middle of nowhere to go boldly where nobody has gone before And when shit hits the fan. So what we're gonna do, guys, we're gonna drive up to this Novo Muertes place. Our undercover journalist is stuck on the inside.
We're gonna Parked cars 50 yards away. Apparently, there's some guys with guns inside this place and shady dudes.
Speaker 2: And if you look at
Speaker 4: the distance, there's a light in the distance. That car is monitoring So there's some really shady stuff. So we're gonna drive close. He's gonna come out, and if he doesn't come out, then one of us is gonna walk up to this gate and say That we need the individual to come out.
Speaker 2: That's it. That's what we're gonna do. Let's go.
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Congressman Tiffany visited a Ramada in Tucson to investigate how taxpayer money is being spent. The manager refused to speak with him and called the sheriff. A video of the interaction will be posted later. Tiffany plans to call for an investigation into these NGOs and will keep us updated. He was in Arizona for a field hearing on environmental degradation at the border.
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
OMG has heard directly from Congressman Tiffany: "I went to the Tucson Ramada yesterday to see if I could get in and see how taxpayer money is being spent - since they are receiving federal funds. The “manager” would not speak to me and called the sheriff. We will be posting a video later today of our interaction with them, and I will share it with you. I am planning to go back to the House Judiciary Committee and call for an investigation into these NGOs. I can keep you updated..." @RepTiffany was in Arizona as part of the Federal Lands Subcommittee field hearing yesterday highlighting environmental degradation of the border invasion...
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
Photos taken outside Alitas Ramada compound day after our report… @stclairashley @nickshirleyy https://t.co/xety5dp6TX
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Last night, I stumbled upon a secret hotel, Casa Alitas, housing illegal immigrants in Tucson, AZ. Panic ensued. Today, we returned and were met with aggression from Casa Alitas security. They threw a phone, caused injuries, and even threw rocks at our vehicle. What are they hiding? This behavior is not aligned with their affiliation with Catholic Charities. Super shady.
@RCamposDuffy - Rachel Campos-Duffy
EXPOSED! Last night I found & walked into a #CasaAlitas secret hotel housing illegal immigrants in Tucson, AZ. Instant panic ensued. Here’s what happened: https://t.co/iB294K94Y0
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This video shows an unmarked building housing illegal immigrants through an NGO called Casa Alitas. When questioned, staff refuse to provide information and ask people to leave, citing privacy and government funding. The situation escalates as police are called to remove individuals from the property. The NGO remains secretive about its operations, leading to tension and unanswered questions from the public.
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Speaker 0: What you're seeing is basically an unmarked building. All signage is removed. That's the first sign you know that this is an NGO, a non governmental organization. In this case, Casa Alitas, who is housing illegal immigrants. Let's go inside to see what happens.
Try to rent a room? Oh, no. We don't rent a room. Why? Isn't this so We don't can you guys get off the property, please?
Is this not a hotel? Can you please exit the property? It's private property. Who's private property? There's no there's no name outside?
Can you please have them exit the building? What's the problem? But is this where illegals are being housed with government funding? Can you please get off our property? All of you, please.
I'm gonna call the police. Please call them. Okay. Hi. What is this?
You need to leave, please. But I need to know what it is. Oh, Casa Alitas. This is Casa, this is an NGO paid for by government money. We're not gonna answer any of your questions.
Just can you explain what you do here? No. Why why so much secrecy? You know, that's what the American people wanna understand. What's happening here?
Why? So I'll just wait with you here until you leave, but we'll not be answering any questions. Talk You guys do not come into our shelter. Police on the vehicle. Yeah.
It needs to be seen directions to a hotel.
@RCamposDuffy - Rachel Campos-Duffy
We returned this morning on a tip that more illegals would be dropped off. What happened next was INSANE. Warning: graphic language. Casa Alitas security accosted our cameraman, threw his phone & left him w/ bloody lip. Then another masked security man threw rocks at our vehicle & nearly hit our cameraman with a brick. What are they hiding? What don’t they want you to know about how our govt spends your money to funnel illegals into the country? Casa Alitas is affiliated with Catholic Charities. Not very Christian behavior. Super shady.
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James O'Keefe was physically assaulted while trying to uncover a secret operation at the Ramada San Diego Hotel. His team posed as pest control and gained access to a whiteboard revealing the organizations and names involved, including CCSanDiego and UCSanDiego. Security guards and a bus driver confirmed the secrecy and stated that the migrants themselves were unaware of the situation. The operation, coordinated by Catholic Charities Diocese of San Diego, is allegedly using taxpayer funds to harbor illegal immigrants.
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
"SPRAY ALL OF THEM": James O'Keefe physically assaulted by @EaglesPointSec guarding the secret @RamadaSandiego Hotel at 631 Camino. O'Keefe's team posed as pest control and gained access to a white board showing all the organizations and names involved in the operation, including @CCSanDiego and @UCSanDiego "You know what's happening here," another security guard stated plainly. "You wouldn't be here if you didn't know." The bus driver, working for the company Damaris, stated, "the migrants don't know why they're coming here." Everyone working in secrecy to harbor illegal immigrants at the privately guarded Ramada Inn at taxpayer expense and coordinated by Catholic Charities Diocese of San Diego claimed, "Yeah I'm just doing my job..."
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I am in San Diego at the Ramada Hotel, now an illegal immigrant compound. We are investigating the situation with the general manager, Fonzie Vivo. A bus from CharterUp has arrived, and we are engaging with the driver. Security guards are present, and tensions rise as we question their actions. The security guard admits to being paid more than us, highlighting the profit-driven nature of the operation. Rashid Shelby stands out, visibly conflicted about his role. The scene is tense, with water pallets visible, indicating the presence of many immigrants.
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Speaker 0: I am standing here in San Diego at the Ramada Hotel here, which has been converted into some type of illegal immigrant compound.
Speaker 1: We're gonna infiltrate, get inside, see what's going on under the pest control unit here.
Speaker 0: This guy runs the whole facility here, the general manager. A guy named Fonzie Vivo.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think the bus is pulled up by, like, 10 So
Speaker 0: here's the bus. It's CharterUp. That's that company that we talked to you about in Arizona. We got our undercover Cesar engaging with the bus
Speaker 1: driver right here.
Speaker 0: We're walking around the perimeter of the hotel. We're gonna try to talk to some of these security officials and find out what's going on inside this facility here.
Speaker 1: If he doesn't get off the property, they can spray it legally.
Speaker 0: You can spray them legally. Go ahead. Spray me.
Speaker 1: Spray all of them.
Speaker 0: Go ahead. Spray all of them, he says. You got are you gonna are you gonna arrest the journalist?
Speaker 1: Are you gonna arrest Jesus Christ, Are you gonna get your
Speaker 0: you're gonna get me arrested?
Speaker 1: What's your step, bro?
Speaker 0: You think it's funny? You think it's funny there are children in there?
Speaker 1: I feel it. That up, baby.
Speaker 0: Am I making it up?
Speaker 1: See them with our plain eyes.
Speaker 0: I'll get his hand on his gun when he's walking towards me. Why do you have black black covering? What is that about?
Speaker 1: Yeah. I guess I do my my job then.
Speaker 0: How much do they pay you?
Speaker 1: More than me.
Speaker 0: More than me? So the security guard just said that he makes more money than me. Yeah. So that's what it's all about there. It's all about the money.
How do you say you must love darkness in Spanish? The man whose name is Rashid Shelby appeared different from the others. He was clearly torn about what he was doing. His 1,000 yard stare was visible to everyone, and you could see the sadness in his face.
Speaker 1: Why are you protecting that? Well, it is. Do you know what's happening inside that facility? Yeah. Everybody knows.
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I am standing here in San Diego at the Ramada Hotel here, which has been converted into some type of illegal immigrant compound. We have illegal immigrants in the hotel room opening up the curtains, looking at us here. So right here, you can see all of the pallets of water. They've got a lot of water. The NGO's reportedly
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Inside the 'Migrant Support Services' center in San Antonio, operated by multiple NGOs and the city, there is footage showing overcrowding and limited provisions. The police act as private security, checking wristbands of the migrants. A strict no recording policy is enforced, with staff forcing migrants to delete footage and threatening deportation or arrest. The question remains, what are they trying to hide?
@watchTENETnow - TENET Media
EXCLUSIVE: Footage from inside the ‘Migrant Support Services’ center operated by multiple NGO’s and the City of San Antonio. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝘂𝗶𝗹𝗱𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗵𝗼𝗹𝗱𝘀 𝘂𝗽 𝘁𝗼 600 𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗹 𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗲𝗻𝘀 𝗮𝘁 𝗮 𝘁𝗶𝗺𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗶𝗱𝗲𝘀 𝗿𝗶𝗱𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗼 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗹𝘀— 𝗙𝗮𝗰𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗺𝘂𝗴𝗴𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗼𝗳 𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗴𝗮𝗹𝘀 𝗰𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗿𝘆𝘄𝗶𝗱𝗲. @SATXPolice act as private security guarding the entrance and checking illegals wristbands. TENET Field Reporter @TaylerUSA obtained this undercover footage and confirmed through speaking to illegal aliens staying there that there is a strict no recording policy in the building and how staff forces illegals to delete footage and threatens to deport / arrest them if they’re caught filming. What’re they trying to hide?
@RyanMattaMedia - RyanMatta 🇺🇸 🦅
The Military age me dressed in full military gear. THAT IS NOT BORDER PATROL. That looks like a military army invading our country and the director of homeland security tried to assassinate President Trump. #TreasonDocumentary @JJCarrell14 @OldPatrolHQ @KimWexlerMAJD https://t.co/zZk82xwPde
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We have runners heading towards the flat top area. There are about 29 of them. They are all over where the chopper is located.
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Speaker 0: Yeah. We got them running. We got them running here. Oh, yeah. Where do you see them?
Right here. Alright. Hey, Victor a 2. They're running out to kinda to that flat top area. Yeah.
Yeah. I said, 4. Where is that gator at your station? Alright. We count about 29 runners.
Alright. Right here where the chopper is, guys, they're, they're all over.
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I confronted border patrol supervisors in Vermont about the retaliation against @ZachApotheker. One denied his identity and drove off, while the other threatened me with dogs. You can't make this up. Also, I found an interesting article about Shick’s interaction with a deaf man.
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
I confronted border patrol supervisors in Vermont to ask why @ZachApotheker is being retaliated against. One denied his identity, drove his ATV a few miles up his driveway to his corvette. The other threatened to sic the dogs on me. You can’t make any of this up. https://t.co/HFZfXiXRqX
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At Michael Schick's house, an individual identified as a border patrol agent confronted Schick, who initially denied his identity before moving his ATV a short distance. The agent questioned Schick about sending a cease and desist letter.
At Richard Fortunato's residence, a woman, presumably Fortunato's wife, threatened to release dogs on the speaker and their companion and told Richard to call the police, demanding they leave the porch.
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Speaker 0: Are you Michael? This is the border patrol agent. Are you Michael Schick? No. Yes, you are.
That's your picture, isn't it? 1st, at Michael Schick's house, he denied his identity, got into his ATV just to drive it up the driveway a few feet. Why did you send a cease and desist letter? You just denied his identity, this border patrol agent. 2nd, at Fortunato's residence, they threatened to sic the dogs on us.
Speaker 1: You need to leave.
Speaker 0: Richard call
Speaker 1: the police. Get off my porch.
Speaker 0: We'd like to speak to your husband.
Speaker 1: Let my dog out.
Speaker 0: Okay. That was Richard Fortunato's person telling us that she's gonna let the dogs out. Who let the dogs out? Woof. Woof.
@JamesOKeefeIII - James O'Keefe
An interesting article about Shick’s interaction with a deaf man. https://t.co/zh2YUII7fV
@floridanow1 - floridanow1
@libsoftiktok Don't waste time reporting it to the media....they are not going to make an issue of it. The media has a muzzle of reporting bad on illegals. The Col. Gov should have boots on the ground getting these guys out. https://t.co/xDu5dSBBhg
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Investigators believe individuals in a cell phone video were behind unsolved shootings in Aurora, Lakewood, and Wheat Ridge. Police state their crime sprees were escalating in danger, with all four suspects working together to perpetuate violence. Aurora police arrested three 18-year-olds in connection with the shooting seen in the video. The charges include attempted first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, along with other crimes.
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Speaker 0: Shots fired along the road even out of a moving car. Investigators believe the people in the cell phone video were behind a number of unsolved shootings in Aurora, Lakewood, and Wheat Ridge. Their crime sprees, police say, were becoming more dangerous. All 4 of them were working in concert, together to perpetuate violence, over and over again. Aurora Aurora police say they arrested 318 year olds in connection with the shooting seen on the cell phone video for attempted first degree murder and conspiracy to commit first degree murder as well as other crimes.
@ZachApotheker - Zachary Apotheker
These agents still have their jobs and getting paid well. I lost my badge and gun for saying “Children are being trafficked and we are letting terrorist into the country.” Thoughts? https://t.co/uL18yWXchb
@WallStreetApes - Wall Street Apes
IMMIGRATION RAIDS HAPPENING! Phoenix, Arizona “ICE is out here, raiding people apartments.” “I saw the ICE Truck and I also saw a lot of police officers on the motorcycles. — I believe over 30 cars got pulled over this morning and they were all Hispanics.” https://t.co/PV0RvAHThV
@leslibless - 🇺🇸ProudArmyBrat
Tucson Sector Border Patrol sending them all back! KEEP IT GOING! https://t.co/vt4ZqtUvXZ
@SaraGonzalesTX - Sara Gonzales
DALLAS, TX: The pro-illegal alien rally was not happy when I showed up. I was immediately surrounded and threatened. Do these look like innocent people just here in search of a better life?👇🏽 https://t.co/f99FDW83O6
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Don't touch my phone! Someone just ran her over. You think you're tough? Let’s talk about the rape trees and the children harmed by coyotes and cartels. You’re quiet now? If you're here illegally, enjoy your stay, but you’ll be deported soon. This land wasn’t stolen; it was conquered. Families can be deported together. Borders matter, and being here illegally is a crime. If you love Mexico, go back. I can't wait for ICE to deport you. You’re free to leave right now. We’re going to restore law and order in America. Your flag is upside down.
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Speaker 0: I cannot Don't touch my phone. Go. Don't touch Don't touch Don't touch Don't touch Don't touch Someone just run her over. Let's go. I'm sorry.
What? Go. Hey. Hey. You said a runner over?
Hey. Hey. Run me over. I look like what? Like a real big home.
Like a real big home? You feel like a big man talking like that? You feel like a big man, Patty? Go back home. Go back home.
How about the rape trees? Let's talk about the rape trees on the way from Mexico to America. Let's talk about the children who are raped repeatedly by coyotes and cartels and criminals. Oh oh, you're oh, you're quiet now. Oh, you walk away?
Oh, you don't wanna talk about that. You don't wanna talk about the women and the children that are being killed. If you are here illegally, enjoy your stay. You're getting deported soon. This is not stolen land.
It was conquered. Sorry your people were too weak. It's all in hatred and murder. I I will it's a public place if you do that. That's assault.
But I can give a fuck, bitch. You got me fucked up, though. Look. It's just these nice nice people here for a better life. Families do belong together.
You can all be deported together. No. No. No. No.
No. No. Actually, borders are a thing. And if you're here illegally, then you're illegal. I should walk into traffic.
I should walk into traffic. I should walk into traffic. Okay. Stop touching me. Stop running into me.
Ma'am, your arm is very fat and you're running it into me on purpose. Please stop touching me. If you love Mexico so much, please go back. Are you here illegally?
Speaker 1: You're a tripping.
Speaker 0: You are? Yes. I can't wait until ice deport you. Come on. I'm allowed to walk on the sidewalk.
Thank you. Take you on a trip. You'll appreciate the steps. Go home. I'm probably hungry.
Please go back. Don't try. You're probably hungry, girl. I don't want that. You need luck.
You need luck. I love that stuff.
Speaker 1: Long to get I've never been a game crew. That's a shithole. The cartel run the country. You. I love that stuff.
Speaker 0: Long to get I've never been a game crew. That's a shithole. The cartel run the country. We have to be the slice, mom. You can even get very You gotta be slaves.
Ma'am, you're free to go home literally right now. I know you don't love law and order, but we're gonna have it here in America again. Enjoy your stay. It will be very brief from here on out. Your flag is upside down, ma'am.
@The1Parzival - THE PARZIVAL
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@MrAndyNgo - Andy Ngo
Tucson, Ariz. — Far-left insurrectionists launched a violent, coordinated attack on security protecting an @ICEgov facility. The masked militants were armed with makeshift shields and they hurled rocks at the guards and smashed up the building. https://t.co/JIDxXm62EM
reSee.it AI Summary
I’ve been following the alarming developments in Houston regarding the Party for Socialism and Liberation's efforts to disrupt ICE operations. They’ve launched a volunteer network to prevent deportations, deploying large groups to document ICE activities. Concerns about the legality of these actions are widespread, and many are calling on local officials and law enforcement to intervene. The situation raises serious questions about safety and the potential for violence, with many expressing frustration over the lack of action from authorities.
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
🚨TEXAS SECURITY THREAT🔥 UNDERCOVER FOR TEXAS Undercover cameras EXPOSE Party for Socialism + Liberation in partnership w/ Houston Leads at FIRST VOLUNTEER MEETING TO TARGET ICE OPERATIONS IN HOUSTON TX 👇🏻👀 “What you say is you’re a volunteer legal observer”… “we never say what we are a part of” SPREAD THE WORD
Video Transcript AI Summary
Participants discuss organizing a movement to oppose deportations, raids, and detention, inspired by Ventura County's BC Defensa, which has built a 500-strong volunteer network and a six-hour stand-off with ICE at Glass House Farms that prevented many detentions. They emphasize the need for a long-term, multi-tactic strategy and acknowledge that agency resources and partnerships with HPD/ICE under 287(g) expansion pose challenges. They advise on legal rights in Texas, including the automobile exclusion and the need for warrants, and caution against obstructing justice. They report 150 volunteers currently and plan to grow to 500. In Houston, Houston LEADS coordinates a scout program and a rapid-response group to document sightings, provide legal information, and connect with volunteer lawyers. The goal is to mobilize to slow or stop ICE activity in neighborhoods, with ongoing discussions about direct action and risk management.
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Speaker 0: Yesterday literally yesterday, I was on a call at Memorial City Mall because there were a report of six ICE agents.
Speaker 1: That's where we think the real opportunity is to get organized because our enemy is really organized. They've got all of the media at their fingertips. They've got billions of dollars of our money to hire police and ICE agents. So we have to be organized because our enemy is organized, so we too have to. Every day, they're allocating new money in some sneaky way
Speaker 2: to ICE agents or to the police
Speaker 1: or whatever. And so this is our goal. We wanna build a long term movement that fights back against deportations, raids, detention, and all other forms of immigrant immigration related terror. We wanna use a variety of tactics that we've developed together over the next many months. And the last thing I wanna say, we're really inspired in particular by a group called BC Defensa or Ventura County Defensa.
This is an organization built by some friends of ours in the PSL in the Los Angeles, Ventura County area, an area that has a very, very large immigrant population. And VC Defense has put together a volunteer network of 500 engaged active volunteers, many thousands of if you take the inactive or sometimes active members. And they've done a lot to fight back directly against deportation and detainment. A few about a month ago, they had a six hour standoff with ICE outside of a farm, a a cannabis farm in Ventura County called Glass House Farms, where a giant group
Speaker 2: of hundreds
Speaker 1: of militarized organizations of border patrol descended upon them with literal, like, military grade. I don't know much about guns, but they look like machine guns,
Speaker 2: you know, really,
Speaker 1: like, terrifying equipment. And VC defensive bravely stood between them and the workers of the farm. And they weren't able to prevent every deportation because they don't have, you know, the weaponry to fight back in that way, but they prevented a lot of detention and a lot of detainment. So that's what we're inspired by. If you're interested, we encourage you to look up their work, BC Defense.
You can find them on social media, and you can see a lot of what they're doing,
Speaker 2: which is sort
Speaker 1: of what we aspire to do for all of them.
Speaker 0: But if we're going to be engaging in this work where we're working to defend our communities, we are just inevitably going to be facing up against law enforcement and ICE agents. And with the expansion of the two eighty seven g program and the known collaboration between HPD and ICE agents, it's really important that you know what your rights are so that you can exercise them as you can to to work yourself around, you know, law enforcement. So if, you know, HPD or ICE agent comes up to your car and is like, we need to search your car, you can say, I'm not going refuse that. You need a warrant. There is one thing to note, though.
Here in Texas, we do have something called the automobile exclusion, which is basically if police have a probable cause to search your car, they can do that. But it's better to have them kinda slow them down or have to go through those loops than to just, like, let them search your car. And the only, like, thing that may get you kind of, like, in, like, you know, murky waters or, like, risk of being arrested is if you were, like, obstructing justice. But if we're going to be engaging in this work and we're working to defend our immigrant communities, we are just inevitably going to be facing up against law enforcement and ICE agents. Really?
So yeah. I went out.
Speaker 2: Have you succeeded at chasing people out of like, these ICE agents out of the neighborhoods yet, or do you not have enough people?
Speaker 0: I personally haven't. It's, like, not enough to do, like,
Speaker 2: dearest. What the California people are doing?
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Because a lot of the times, like, what's happening is, like, ICTs are showing up, and they're literally just, like, coming in and grabbing my clothing. And so unless you're already, like, a member there or there's, a concentrated amount of people in the area, Like, there it's not enough for us to really defend. However, comma, there has been, like we had about interventions where, like, people have come in, they've started recording, and then, like, law enforcement feels uncomfortable.
And then they are more likely maybe to just detain one person instead of, like, three. I think it's still kind of, like, in its, like not infancy, maybe, like, toddler wise area era, but it is growing.
Speaker 2: And How many how many people are in it now?
Speaker 0: There's a 150.
Speaker 2: A 150? How many so you need, like, 500 before you can start, like, really making a difference and getting agents out of the neighborhoods?
Speaker 0: It depends. Like, I think, like, the landscape of Houston Yeah. Is so different than Ventura County. Like, Ventura County, like, everyone is, like, mostly immigrant community. Everyone speaks Spanish, things like that.
Everyone knows each other. And then we'll do our best to, like, try to find where they are, record them if we see them. Okay. Do anything that we can to, like, sort of, like, slow down the process. So, like
Speaker 2: Are you afraid that they're gonna arrest us?
Speaker 0: No. Because what you say is that you're a volunteer legal observer.
Speaker 2: Volunteer legal observer.
Speaker 0: We never say, like, what we're part of. We're I'm a volunteer legal observer, and you're protected, like, under, like well, you're not protected, but it's like
Speaker 2: They haven't tried to arrest volunteers? No.
Speaker 0: I mean, they'll threaten.
Speaker 1: They'll be
Speaker 2: like That's
Speaker 0: say anything. You know, it will be like, yo. Like, blah blah blah, but they can't because there's no grounds.
Speaker 2: They're pretty much kidnapping people.
Speaker 0: Yeah. They are. Hold on. Let me let me get you this information. So they're currently doing, like, shifts at different immigration reports all throughout all throughout Houston.
So there's four in total. There's one up north, one kind of south, and then two downtown. And they regularly have people stationed up there just to watch. It's literally just to watch to make sure high stages don't show up and do something. In case if something were to happen, we can easily mobilize people to come in and, like, you know, possibly stop something.
Speaker 2: But the so the goal is to eventually have enough numbers to where we can really take direct action and stop them. Is that the I mean, HPD is working with them.
Speaker 0: Well well, I'll say this. I'm not I'm not technically a part of Houston leads. I certainly would say that, like, the immigrant groups well, volunteer group that we're trying to build, that can be one of our tactics. But, like It's
Speaker 2: like the range of tactics.
Speaker 0: It's a range of tactics. Yeah. And and, like, I don't I think leads, like, when I attended their training, they kinda have, like, a hands off approach where they're like, you can do whatever you want as a sit as a as a person. If you wanna do that, you can. Yeah.
But Yeah. Like, because I think they're
Speaker 2: They don't want the liability. Pretty much.
Speaker 0: But, you know, like, that's what I'm saying for, like, this next part because we can discuss more actively, like, the sort of Like, going to the tactics that we actually wanna employ. So if people really do want to, like, do D arrests to really defend people from being kidnapped. Yeah. Then, like, that's something that we can, like, fine train to do. Oh.
But it is growing.
Speaker 2: And the people How are in it now?
Speaker 0: There's about 150. 150.
Speaker 2: How many so you need, like, 500 before you can start, like, really making a difference?
Speaker 0: Do anything that we can to, like, sort of, like, slow down the process. So, like
Speaker 2: Are you afraid that they're gonna arrest us?
Speaker 0: No. Because what we say is that you're
Speaker 2: a volunteer legal observer. Volunteer legal observer.
Speaker 0: We never say, like, what we're working. We're I'm a volunteer legal observer, and you're protected, like, hunter.
Speaker 3: Have a QR code that you can scan to join a mass volunteer network. In Ventura County, California, our friends have built a volunteer network of 500 active and engaged volunteers that chase ICE out of their neighborhoods, and we wanna do the same.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 4: Hi. So we're here with for Houston LEADS, and this is basically a coalition of different nonprofit organizations and also different individual members as well. And we focus on a a wide range of different social justice issues. Currently, we have been focusing more on, like, the immigration crisis that's been going on, especially in Houston. So what we've been working on is an actual scout program that is like a call to action and a response team where basically it's a large group of us that whenever there is an ice sighting, whenever there is an incident, we, you know, put it in a group chat and like we make sure that someone is present so they can take notes.
They can help give, you know, legal information as well. We help with that as well. That's Do have
Speaker 2: lawyers in the group that are
Speaker 4: So yes. We do have part of our coalition do have lawyers
Speaker 0: that
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
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@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
🚨BREAKING Harris County (Houston) Texas does MILLIONS MAYBE BILLIONS of dollars (over many years) in business with FAR LEFT NGOs members of Houston Leads, DEMONIC COALITION TARGETING ICE OPERATIONS IN HOUSTON TEXAS The worst of the worst groups of course🤦🏻♂️ An Ellis NIGHTMARE https://t.co/h4oUIe8mT4
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
Meanwhile our county government 🤡https://t.co/vdw8JMg9Y0
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@KatieO83822517 @Sec_Noem Hope she sees it
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@NoahWebster01 @MQSullivan And no one stops it
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@SexHarassed Who will help us defeat domestic enemies?
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@KirkWillia13546 Tomorrow I’m calling the authorities and recording it. They need to get on this before someone gets hurt.
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@kevinmharper My pleasure!
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@to_normal87395 I appreciate that!
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@JenTexas16 Thank you I hope someone can stop it. It’s so blatant
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@BarbaraRobilla5 @RealTomHoman @Sec_Noem Hope they do something!
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@NahHellNo_75 @ICEgov @FBI Will they do anything?
@JosephTrimmer_ - Joseph Trimmer
@MarkWil02325347 They’re going to get someone arrested or shot
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@CB3125211746723 @KenPaxtonTX @GregAbbott_TX Hope they see this!!
reSee.it AI Summary
I visited the ICE facility in Portland with the Federal Protective Service. With anti-ICE protesters surrounding the facility for over 90 days, I gained insight into the officers who serve as our first line of defense in safeguarding federal buildings.
@KatieDaviscourt - Katie Daviscourt 📸
BREAKING: I went behind the scenes at the ICE facility in Portland with the Department of Homeland Security's Federal Protective Service (@FPSDHS). As anti-ICE protesters lay siege to the ICE facility for more than 90 consecutive days, here's an inside look at the officers who stand as our nation's first line of defense in protecting our federal buildings.
Video Transcript AI Summary
"It's been ninety days of protest at the ICE facility in Portland where tensions are high, neighborhoods resemble war zones, and the line between order and chaos is razor thin." "We've had multiple assaults on federal officers ever since early June." "Our mission here is to exactly that is to protect the federal facility, protect the employees, protect visitors." "We've had since June, every single night, we've had protesters." "They are twelve hour shifts, and but we're twenty four seven." "The guillotine was abandoned property from Monday night. It was rolled out as part of the protest, and then after the crowd left, it was left in the middle of the street. So we removed it and and brought it in until the rightful owner comes to claim it." "We would love for people to join our agency." "this story is far from over."
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Speaker 0: It's been ninety days of protest at the ICE facility in Portland where tensions are high, neighborhoods resemble war zones, and the line between order and chaos is razor thin. I'm Katie Davis Court reporting for the Post Millennial, and tonight, I'm going behind the scenes with Homeland Security's Federal Protective Service, the officers who stand as our nation's first line of defense in protecting our federal buildings.
Speaker 1: We've had multiple assaults on federal officers ever since early June.
Speaker 2: Well, our officers do a great job. Some of them work twenty four seven, especially on these protest activities.
Speaker 1: Portland is unbelievable what's going on. These are paid terrorists. Okay? President Trump's border czar is promising increased immigration raids in sanctuary cities, and today, he specifically called out Portland. Seattle.
All these sanctuary cities that refuse to work with ICE, where we know public safety threats are being released every day into this country. We're gonna address that.
Speaker 0: From lockdown perimeters and guillotines to arson attacks and assaults, I'm diving into the unfiltered reality of keeping the peace in one of America's most volatile hotspots.
Speaker 1: Tonight, we just have we have about 30 to 40 protesters outside. It's a pretty normal night. We're also federal protection service. Our mission here is to exactly that is to protect the federal facility, protect the employees, protect visitors. We're doing
Speaker 0: And tell us a little bit about the protests.
Speaker 1: So the protest, I mean, they're obviously anti the anti immigration enforcement's going on. And they started early June and slowly, you know, slowly started to build, and we had a pretty heavy protest month in June, and then it's kinda stabilized out with, you know, ebbs and flows. Sometimes we'll have busier nights than others. Number one, a lot of first amendment protective activity. And then occasionally, we'll have where it'll not be peaceful, and we'll start out in the legal activity that we have to, you know, force them up.
Speaker 0: What are you looking for that isn't peaceful for you guys to go out and start dispersing the crowd?
Speaker 1: Well, if we have anything, they would impede operations of the building. So our vehicle our vehicle ramp and gates, you know, if we can't get vehicles in and out.
Speaker 0: So why are we speeding out so fast?
Speaker 1: To prevent anyone from tailing us or any of the protesters in the area to get close and possibly do some damage. And then, you know, assaults, things like that, you know, when what protest do get a little bit violent.
Speaker 0: You guys aren't just dispersing a peaceful crowd?
Speaker 1: No. We no. We certainly would not disperse a peaceful crowd.
Speaker 2: And we embrace the First Amendment rights, absolutely. But when it becomes violent and it
Speaker 0: for four months now, you said. How's officers' morale?
Speaker 1: Overall, morale's good. You know, obviously, it does it does wear on morale to, you know, pretty much take constant verbal abuse and rapement. Right? That's part of their first memorandum. You don't have to like what they say, but, you know, that can wear on that can wear on the officers, you know, you know, being called obscene names, racist names.
Oh, racism is a big one. And as you know, oftentimes, we'll pick out, you know, minority officers, and they'll get extra attention for verbal abuse.
Speaker 3: You get that. I'm not kidding. You get that. Really? Hey, Brett.
I'm trying to act out for the White House, though.
Speaker 1: And so that does wear on people, but it's I mean, unfortunately, it's part of the job. We don't react to it and just, you know, move on and conduct our mission.
Speaker 2: Well, our officers do a great job. Some of them work twenty four seven, especially on these, on these protest activities and on these operations. So I think it's important to hype them up and say, great work. Great job, FPS. Thank you for protecting our facilities and our public and our protesters all equally are protected.
So they're doing a great job, and we appreciate you giving us the opportunity to thank them. What are the hours like here? They are twelve hour shifts, and but we're twenty four seven. Yeah. We're here twenty four seven.
They just keep going. Yes. I wouldn't say they're retired. They're motivated, but they keep going. This is their job.
They like doing it.
Speaker 1: I mean, all our men and women, they're outstanding, and they do their job. And and DI's personnel as well. I mean, they're here with us.
Speaker 2: Dedicated. And
Speaker 1: dedicated professionals. And, again, we, you know, we also support, you know, the protesters exercise their first member rights. I mean, it goes both ways. But we just we keep driving on. It's our mission, and we'll keep doing it as long as we
Speaker 3: have to.
Speaker 0: So tell us a little about the guillotine.
Speaker 1: Well, the guillotine was abandoned property from Monday night. It was rolled out as part of the protest, and then after the crowd left, it was left in the middle of the street. So we removed it and and brought it in until the rightful owner comes to claim it.
Speaker 3: Door, Pat. You close the door. So
Speaker 0: how long have you been working here?
Speaker 2: So I've been with FPS for over four years, but with the federal government for over twenty.
Speaker 0: And what made you become attracted to this job?
Speaker 2: The mission. Believe in the mission. I believe in everything that FPS does. I definitely believe in, being a public servant, so absolutely. I'm here to serve the public.
Speaker 0: And would you recommend this job? I absolutely would.
Speaker 2: It is very rewarding. And for anyone that wants to be in public service and give back, FPS is the place to be.
Speaker 0: And what kind of talent are you trying
Speaker 2: to attract? Somebody that's really interested in protecting the rights of people, protecting law and order, and that are really passionate about law enforcement. We are going up to the roof so that you can see the vantage point that a lot of our officers have for the protesters.
Speaker 0: And the roof, what do they do on the roof?
Speaker 1: Overwatch. Okay.
Speaker 0: What kind of crimes have you witnessed?
Speaker 1: Oh, we've had multiple assaults on federal officers ever since early June. We've had a lot of damage on the building, not so much damage done recently, but at the early days in June, we had quite quite a bit of damage, and that's why we put up all the plywood all over the windows, doors. We did have in early June, we did have the attempted breach on the building where they actually tried to break in and smashed doors open. Generally, it's a lot of, you know, just failure to obey. You know, we'll they'll come on to federal property, and we'll ask multiple times to use our LRAD or verbal warnings asking people to park federal property.
And then after numerous warnings, if they don't, that's when we'll address it, and that's when, you know, we'll take a force connection.
Speaker 0: And are these protesters out here every night?
Speaker 1: We've had since June, every single night, we've had protesters.
Speaker 3: Quit your job. Quit your job. Quit your job.
Speaker 0: And how can people get involved with FBS? We would love
Speaker 2: for people to join our agency. So you just go to our website, and you can definitely look how to become an FBS officer.
Speaker 0: And that's a wrap on our time with the Federal Protective Service. Tonight, we witnessed dedicated officers standing firm in the face of chaos, risking their lives to protect this federal property, and putting it all on the line while navigating an unpredictable and volatile situation. As the protests show no signs of stopping with demonstrators vowing to continue their stand, this story is far from over. So right now, we are grateful for the bravery we've seen and mindful of the challenges still ahead.
@MilaLovesJoe - Mila Joy
Journalist is filming the front of a local Homeland Security (DHS) office. The Director comes out & goes BALLASTIC at being filmed & ASSAULTS the journalist. Cops called. Cop SCARED of arresting someone from DHS. Detectives called… Will he finally get arrested? https://t.co/vhkEKaENff
Video Transcript AI Summary
The exchange centers on a confrontation in a public/Louisiana parish building during a first amendment audit conducted by Justin (Speaker 0). Justin explains that he entered a public area and was subjected to aggressive behavior from a man who grabbed his belongings, attempted a headlock, and threw Justin’s phone. Justin asserts that this occurred in front of a deputy, who did not intervene. He claims the man (Ellis Booth) took his phone, assaulted him, and tossed it across the parking lot, while the deputy “did nothing.”
Justin emphasizes that he was having a polite conversation when Booth acted aggressively, grabbed his property, and threw his phone multiple times. He argues that if he had done any of these actions, he would be in cuffs, and he questions why Booth has not been arrested. He challenges the deputy’s handling of the incident, insisting that the deputy witnessed the events and should have acted. He also claims the deputy’s inaction contradicts the duty to protect the public and enforce the law, noting he has a large social media following and intends to publicize what he perceives as misconduct.
The dialogue includes several attempts to obtain formal statements and to follow proper procedure. Justin asks for a statement from the deputy who witnessed the incident, and for access to video footage (body cam) and other evidence. He asserts that the deputy’s eyewitness account should be sufficient to pursue charges, and he questions why extra steps or warrants are being pursued if the deputy clearly witnessed the events. He also mentions he has filed a Freedom of Information Act request for the body cam footage.
Speaker 4, Detective Adams of the Cattle Parish Sheriff’s Office, enters the conversation and tries to mediate. He explains that a new process is necessary: a written statement and a signed affidavit from Justin before any warrants or arrests can proceed, since there is no direct on-site arrest of Booth by the acting officer. Detective Adams clarifies that if a judge signs a warrant based on the deputy’s statements and Justin’s signed affidavit, Booth could be arrested. He notes that the deputy did not witness the exact moment of the phone being thrown in Justin’s hands, but did witness the assault and the destruction of property. He emphasizes following chain-of-command and needing a judge’s warrant to proceed.
The discussion includes comparisons of how officers would be treated if the roles were reversed. Justin argues that the officer’s standards should be the same regardless of whether the person is a private citizen or a Homeland Security employee. Detective Adams explains that the Homeland Security director (Beeson) was not present to arrest on-site and that Booth’s arrest is tied to the body camera and the deputy’s written report. The exchange touches on past incidents, including a controversial encounter involving a black officer and other officers, which Detective Adams says he plans to address separately with superiors.
Towards the end, it is confirmed that Booth was arrested previously (yesterday) for simple battery and criminal damage to private property, but the battery charge was kept separate from the damage charge after Justin notes his phone’s condition. Booth bonded out at $1,255 cash and would have a court date set by the district attorney. The district attorney asks Justin to forward any video and his written statement. Detective Adams states he will present the materials to a judge, and if a warrant is signed, Booth will be arrested. Beeson is identified as the online security director who previously attended the incident, and there is a discussion about obtaining more video and verifying all witnesses’ statements.
In sum, the transcript captures Justin’s allegation of police inaction during a visible assault and property destruction, the procedural requirement for statements and affidavits to pursue warrants, and the subsequent administrative steps that led to Booth’s prior arrest and ongoing cooperation with the district attorney’s office.
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Speaker 0: See?
Speaker 1: This is a secure building outside.
Speaker 0: It's not, sir. Outside. See? This is what
Speaker 1: I do not touch me.
Speaker 0: Do not touch me.
Speaker 1: Did you ask to come in this building?
Speaker 0: I don't have
Speaker 1: to. It's a public area. A secure building.
Speaker 0: She asked me a question, and I was answering her. We didn't
Speaker 1: know what
Speaker 0: This is what I was talking about. Get out of my face.
Speaker 2: You just lost it.
Speaker 0: Get out of
Speaker 1: face. Right now.
Speaker 0: Dude, are you gonna no. You you just saw him assault me and break my stuff and take my stuff and throw it? You need to take care of this, deputy. No. I I follow the law.
He doesn't.
Speaker 1: I follow the law. My
Speaker 0: attention. My whole job is to follow the law. I know what I'm doing.
Speaker 1: Alright. My my job is
Speaker 0: Deputy, are what's your name, sir? Deputy. Please please deescalate him.
Speaker 1: I'm I'm gonna
Speaker 0: Get him out of my face now.
Speaker 1: What did you
Speaker 0: I had I had I had every right to knock the shit out of you back there.
Speaker 1: You had all rights? Yeah.
Speaker 0: You you tried to put me in a headlock. You took my stuff. What did Dude, I was having a polite conversation.
Speaker 1: Office. That is a fair
Speaker 0: Deescalate him. He is losing his shit. He's about to lose his job. I guarantee you.
Speaker 1: I I knew
Speaker 0: Enjoy your last week here, bro.
Speaker 1: When you stay in my office, that is just
Speaker 0: Enjoy your last week here. Good. I get cops fired all the time because good cops love me and bad cops hate me. Deputy, need to speak with you, sir, please. This is a multiple purpose building, and those ladies invited me in.
We're having a very nice conversation. My door. Yes, sir. Yes, buddy. You're right.
Brother, I promise there was no he's the only person starting anything with me all day. If you wanna see any video, I'll show it to you in a heartbeat.
Speaker 3: And then
Speaker 0: he just came detective. And took my stuff. You saw it, dude. I'm gonna let them know what happened. He did the same thing inside before I came out.
He did it twice. You need to like, if I did that to him, where would I be right now? In cuffs in the back of your car. So why isn't he? He's Why isn't he?
Speaker 1: He's inside.
Speaker 2: No. He needs
Speaker 1: to be
Speaker 0: in the cuffs in the back
Speaker 4: of your car.
Speaker 0: I understand that. So this isn't fair treatment. That's why I've no. That's why I've got my detectives over here. What chief detective What would you have done if I had done that to him?
Be be honest. He grabbed your phone. That was it. And threw your phone. That was it.
No. He put me in a headlock inside also. It's on camera. Well, grabbing my phone and throwing it, it's assault and battery. And and But did he hit you with it?
And theft. No. Touching me at all, brother. Assault is just I don't even have to touch you. I'd have to threaten you with being touched, and that's assault.
When you touch me, it's battery. And then you can add on, he took my phone from me and threw it. Right. Now it's destruction of property, the theft, you name it. If I did any of those to you right now, what would happen to me?
I mean. Be honest. Just be honest. It's it's I would go to jail.
Speaker 4: I've got
Speaker 0: them coming over here. Dude, just do your job. Arrest him like you fucking would me. Alright. Right now, I'm gonna collect the statement from you.
Dude, I'm not even gonna talk to you if you're not gonna do what you what's right. If you're not gonna do what's right, I'm not talking to you. Because if you're just gonna try to get my information and then go tell him, no. Call. I have to grab a statement from you of what happened.
You don't have to I I did not I don't have to say anything. Okay. You want charges pressed? You saw it. Yes.
I know. Okay. So for what you saw in your presence, act on it. You don't need a statement to what you saw with your own eyes. I did not see him physically hit you.
You saw him take the phone. Okay. But there's there's
Speaker 4: a procedure.
Speaker 0: Do what with what you saw. Not what you didn't see. What you saw. Okay. But there's a procedure I have to follow.
You wouldn't have followed it. If there's other way around, I'd be in cuffs right now. I still have to get a statement from I wouldn't be in cuffs. If you if you just Bro, just answer the question. Would I be in cuffs?
Just answer it. At this point, no. Because
Speaker 1: I wouldn't. See what happened
Speaker 0: to took his phone and threw it across the parking lot, you no problem. I'll get a statement. I mean Do not tell me that. That's a lie. I have to give this you're not a good cop.
You're a bad cop. Okay. You're a bad person, dude. You need to rethink what you're doing.
Speaker 1: Okay. I'm post certified.
Speaker 0: I'm older. No. You don't. You no. I'm doing my You take his side over the public.
Speaker 1: No. I'm trying trying to
Speaker 0: You're supposed to protect the public, not Homeland Security.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 0: You are You're not protecting dude, you just saw a crime and you're doing nothing about it. And you're about to be all over the Internet doing nothing about it. I have a lot of subscribers. A lot. And they're all gonna see you doing nothing about it.
Okay. And you're probably gonna lose your job too. I'm gonna make
Speaker 2: sure you lose your job too. How about that? Okay.
Speaker 0: Go in there and arrest him and do your do the right job. That's why I have my chief detective Why can't you? Are you a cop? I thought you knew what you were doing. You do or don't know what you're doing?
I do know what you're doing. Well, then go arrest him. Why do you need someone else? Why do you need anybody else? You just saw it in front of your own eyes.
He didn't see it with his own eyes. You did. So go do something, and then I'll talk to you. I don't trust y'all. I don't trust y'all.
Who are you? Who are you? I'm the chief detective. I'm only gonna talk to you if you're gonna do the right thing.
Speaker 5: Sure. Well, one of your guys just came in. We were talking to him. He come got a complaint form. We were trying to get all that for him.
Speaker 0: Alright. So I was just trying to make a public record request. I was told to go do that in that in this building by, like, half a dozen people. I walk in there. The lady at the front desk says, you'll need to do that in the Homeland Security office down at the right.
So I go down the hallway on the right, look inside the office, no one's in there, come back out. The ladies are like, hey, what are you doing with the camera? I'm just explaining, have you ever heard of a first name in audit?
Speaker 5: Sure. Yes.
Speaker 0: That's literally what I'm doing. Yeah. He comes in there, puts me in a headlock, takes my phone out of my out of my hand, throws it on the ground. I have to wrestle my phone out of his hand, then he follows me outside right in front of your deputy, takes my phone out of my hand again, and throws it across the parking lot. And guess what your deputy did?
Nothing.
Speaker 5: Okay. Let me go over and get some paperwork. Let me go over there.
Speaker 0: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Steve, where where do you feel comfortable talking to giving me a statement?
Speaker 0: So I'm not gonna I'm not gonna talk unless so that deputy with his own eyes witnessed more than enough to arrest him. If you're gonna do the right thing, I'll come talk to you and tell you everything that happened. I'll show you videos.
Speaker 5: That's what
Speaker 0: we're doing. If you're not doing well If if you will give it to me, I would like to have your footage for the evidence. And I will. But but before I do anything, because I've been through this road before and I know how cops work, is you're gonna get all the information you can out of me and then tell me to get fucked. No.
No. That's not Well and so with before I even make a statement or even show you a video with what that deputy saw with his own eyes is more than enough.
Speaker 5: To him too.
Speaker 0: So if if you do the right thing with what he saw alone, then we'll talk.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Let me go talk to you.
Speaker 0: Thank you. And can I get your name, sir?
Speaker 5: So Duane Lester.
Speaker 0: I'm Justin.
Speaker 5: Okay. We're trying to make this right that he's not way superior. He's not don't
Speaker 0: work for break the law, though.
Speaker 1: I agree. Agree.
Speaker 0: And he needs to go to jail just like I would.
Speaker 5: And I'm not I'm not saying that that ain't gonna happen. I'm just letting you know that he don't work for us.
Speaker 0: I understand that. And and, actually, that makes it better because if he did work for you, you would just give him he wouldn't he definitely wouldn't go to jail, but he's not even your department. So you can act on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I'm gonna talk to the deputy and see what he's got on. Maybe he's got a body cam. Can watch or something.
Speaker 0: I mean, his own I would you call him a liar or because he saw it with his own eyes, he could just tell you. He saw
Speaker 5: Oh, yeah. I'm just asking.
Speaker 0: He saw him do that
Speaker 2: to me.
Speaker 5: That my damn show to me so I could see it.
Speaker 0: Like, if I if I if I ran up and grabbed your phone out of your pocket and threw it, what happens to me?
Speaker 5: Sure. I I I
Speaker 0: And that's only one of, like, 10 things that happened. Yeah. But that just that alone, what would happen?
Speaker 5: Well, I mean, at at a minimum, it could be he took your phone. And
Speaker 0: threw it. Yeah. No. What if I did that to you? What would happen to me?
Speaker 1: You probably got jailed.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 0: I mean,
Speaker 5: likely, it's according to the yeah. That's what saying. I'm only
Speaker 0: Well, was this whole story. It's a lot worse than that, but that alone would take him take me to jail. So let's do it to him.
Speaker 4: Well,
Speaker 0: he needs to
Speaker 5: see what's happening here.
Speaker 0: Do you believe that an a law officer has a higher standard or a lower standard that they need to operate on? You think that they should
Speaker 5: I I 100% agree that
Speaker 0: Higher standard? Standard. Okay. So then He's
Speaker 5: not a law officer. So
Speaker 0: Alright. Well, then even better then take him, dude. Who's asking?
Speaker 4: Detective Adams with the Kettleman Parish Sheriff's Office.
Speaker 0: Oh, the scumbags. Yeah. What's going on, dude?
Speaker 4: Okay. Let me go ahead and stop you right there, mister McKenney. I'm trying to work this case, but I'm not gonna tolerate you insulting me. I'm not gonna insult you.
Speaker 0: Unless you are
Speaker 4: tolerate any other board. Hey, dude. Trying to help.
Speaker 2: You're not, though. If you that line Hey. Let's let's stop. Okay? Did you arrest Ellis Booth yesterday?
Speaker 4: That's the reason for my call. I need a statement from you.
Speaker 2: No. You don't. And that's why I'm calling you names. That's why I'm calling you names, dude. You witnessed several
Speaker 3: crimes.
Speaker 4: No. I did not.
Speaker 2: Your officer did. Your officer did.
Speaker 4: I have a statement from that officer.
Speaker 0: That's all
Speaker 1: you need. He witnessed.
Speaker 2: If you arrest him, I'll cooperate. Just like I told you yesterday, Until you do the right thing, I don't trust you. And I have a very good reason to not trust you because you didn't do anything when the officer saw it with his own eyes. Do the right thing, then I'll cooperate. Until then, I don't trust you for a very good reason.
Speaker 4: So are you gonna write a statement and sign an affidavit
Speaker 2: or Not unless you do the right thing because what I'm gonna do actually is I've already spoken to my lawyer, and your department's about to be on the hook, dude. You guys, that's dereliction of duty. That's not honoring your oath. You're gonna be named in the lawsuit. I'm not fucking around.
Do the right thing.
Speaker 4: I'm not either.
Speaker 0: You don't you don't
Speaker 2: need me. You don't need me to make the arrest. You don't need me. You need what your officer saw and the body cam and everything. Your officer's statement is more than enough to make the arrest.
You decided not to when you had more than enough. Whenever you and him both admitted, had he seen me do the same thing, I'd already be in jail. So why isn't he? Why isn't he?
Speaker 4: My first conversation with you. I have not talked to you. I haven't
Speaker 2: seen you. Well, the head okay. There was a dude yesterday that said he was the head detective. And so I said, will you please go do the right thing? If you're admitting that if I did that to anyone here, I'd be in jail.
Why isn't he? And they said, well, he's Homeland Security. Like, that makes him immune from the law. And I said, I'll make a statement. I will fully cooperate with you guys if you do the right thing, but I don't trust that you will.
I know how you work. You want all my information. That way, you can just tell me to off and nothing happens. I've seen this go I've seen this a 100 times. If I can see that you actually want to do the right thing, then I'll cooperate.
But there's no point in me cooperating with a bunch of crooks. I even heard you guys talking yesterday about what you could charge me with. Why would you why was that even a fucking conversation?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I was not there. I didn't hear that conversation.
Speaker 2: So why are you the one talking to me? Why are you the one calling me
Speaker 3: right now then? You weren't
Speaker 2: even there, dude. This is what I'm talking about.
Speaker 4: Are you gonna let me speak for a minute?
Speaker 2: Yeah, man.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. Go ahead.
Speaker 4: Okay. The officer that was there yesterday left today going on vacation for a scheduled event. It wasn't because of this. The sheriff is gone. It's LSA conference is what it is.
Okay? With that said, I've been left to try to sort this out. I've got a statement from mister Boo saying you attacked him. That's why I need a statement from you telling your side of what happened. The way that I do this is I present this to a judge, and if a judge signs a warrant for, number one, simple battery on you.
Number two, destruction of your private property by throwing the phone across the parking lot as the deputy stated in his written statement, his report, then I will if the judge signs the warrant, I will arrest mister Booth. There is no bearing. I don't care if he's on the security or
Speaker 3: Dude, your entire department.
Speaker 4: Nothing to do with me.
Speaker 2: You have enough to arrest him on what your witness on what your officer witnessed. What happened before that is quite frankly irrelevant even though he attacked me. And if you got statements from the two ladies inside, unless they're lying, which I don't they don't seem like the type, they'll vouch that he attacked me.
Speaker 4: So when you say the two ladies in the office, that's the little brick building across the road by the White church or is that the court building? Which so I'll know which two ladies to talk to.
Speaker 3: So you're I do not
Speaker 4: have statements from them is what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: What? So this is your department, dude. This is your department. How did they not get statements from them yesterday? So, dude, that's embarrassing.
But it's
Speaker 2: the listen. I'm gonna talk I'm gonna tell you what happened, but I'm not I'm I just don't trust you guys.
Speaker 4: That's not I want it that day. I don't. Can earn the trust I will, but I don't I deal with that. I need you to tell me what happened or either give me something in writing
Speaker 0: This is that
Speaker 4: I can receive.
Speaker 2: I I'll tell you what happened. I was there doing
Speaker 3: a first amendment audit. Have you ever heard of that, sir?
Speaker 4: I'm very familiar with
Speaker 3: that.
Speaker 4: Okay. And how it works.
Speaker 0: But I
Speaker 3: haven't even gotten to a building yet. And he is picking a fight with me where I'm having to back up away from him. He's he's a completely unhinged insane person. And I'm and I'm like, look, dude.
Speaker 4: I agree with that.
Speaker 3: You agree? Okay. Thank you.
Speaker 4: I agree with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. He really is. So I walk in the front office. The lady in the front has nothing to do with him, but
Speaker 2: I I don't know that at
Speaker 3: the time. I asked her about it, and she says, yeah. His office is the last office down there on the right. Go down there and see if he's in there. So I walked down the public hallway, go to his door.
It's wide open. I don't step even my toes inside his doorway. I'm outside of his door frame the entire time. I'm looking inside his
Speaker 4: within your right's doing that.
Speaker 3: Thank you for understanding that. What do you think your deputy should've done in that moment when he sees this man grab my stuff try to grab me, then grab my stuff, and throw it?
Speaker 4: They should have arrested him for a simple battery and a criminal name, mister Frank.
Speaker 3: Alright. Well, he didn't even think about it.
Speaker 4: With that said, the reason that I called you was see if I could do the right thing on this, but I've already told you that I need a written statement a signed affidavit before I can
Speaker 3: go further. No. You don't. With what your your deputy saw with his own eyes is enough to do something. You admitted just a second ago, what would what what should that have deputy have done?
You said arrested him. Okay. Go for it, bro. So don't don't go back on your word.
Speaker 4: What I have.
Speaker 3: The brother, you just told me ten seconds ago, and I'm recording this, that he should have arrested him.
Speaker 4: I am not afraid of your attorney. I'm not afraid of being recorded. Recorded.
Speaker 3: I can see that.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to tell you I will do my job, but I've gotta have something to do
Speaker 3: it with you. You don't, dude.
Speaker 4: I will present listen just a second. Let me tell you what I'm gonna do. I will present what I have to a judge. And if a judge says he will sign a warrant on this, I'll arrest mister Booth. I do not have a problem with that.
But a little bit of cooperation and less sarcasm on your part would go a long way with me.
Speaker 3: It's not sarcasm, dude. I'm I don't trust you. That's not I'm not being sarcastic.
Speaker 4: Word out of your mouth whenever you answer me on the phone and tell I tell you I identify myself as a detective with the Cattles Parish Sheriff's Office and the next word out of your mouth is scumbag Yeah. That's pretty derogatory to me. I make offense to that.
Speaker 3: Okay. I don't consider myself
Speaker 4: a scumbag. I consider myself a
Speaker 3: fair Mhmm.
Speaker 4: I try to do my job to the best of my ability. Did we not do exactly what we may have should have done yesterday? I can't do anything about yesterday. I'm trying to make it
Speaker 3: right yesterday. You're still not. And You're you're
Speaker 4: bent on trying to insult me and this
Speaker 3: Well, listen. When you first called no.
Speaker 4: But I did.
Speaker 3: When you first called, I thought you were the detective I spoke with yesterday. Okay? I don't I didn't okay? And he is a scumbag, and I'll call that to him all day long. Okay?
So that's why I called you that. I thought you were him. So I apologize for calling your name. I've never even met you. But your department is still a stumbag.
Speaker 4: Seen me. I didn't see you yesterday. All of this was over by
Speaker 0: the time I got
Speaker 3: involved. But but guess what? You admitted just a minute ago that you wouldn't need a warrant to arrest him and that your officer should have done that yesterday.
Speaker 4: I stand by that. He should have arrested mister Booth yesterday.
Speaker 3: So you don't need a warrant, and you wouldn't have needed a warrant to arrest me. So why are we doing this? Just go get him, dude. Do your job, please. I'm begging you.
Speaker 4: I told you. I'm gonna present what I've got to
Speaker 3: a judge, and
Speaker 0: it's You're doing
Speaker 4: sign on my side.
Speaker 3: You okay. Why are you treating him special like this? Be real. You wouldn't do this to if this was me, you wouldn't be doing this. You would have already got me.
Speaker 4: I don't think we can get any further. We're not gonna agree on that.
Speaker 3: So respectfully, you wouldn't need a warrant to arrest me. Right? If I had done that to anyone there, you would not be
Speaker 4: I saw what happened.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 4: I did not see it happen.
Speaker 3: Well, your officer did. And let's just say your officer came to you and said, he saw me do this. You wouldn't need a warrant to arrest me. So why do you why are you going through all these extra hoops and steps for mister Booth?
Speaker 4: Because I did not see it. The officer saw it.
Speaker 3: Okay. Please stop deflecting. Sir. Sir. You're literally
Speaker 4: contrary to what you're saying.
Speaker 3: You are deflecting. It's not contrary. You're deflecting. It's not contrary to what the officer said. And as I just said, what you you would not need a warrant to arrest me.
You admit that the officer would have that you could arrest me for any of this. You are definitely 100% going through extra steps for him that you wouldn't do for me or anyone else.
Speaker 4: No. I'm not.
Speaker 3: You okay. You're so you would do the same thing. So if if your officer came and told you that he saw me grab someone's phone and throw it, you'd say, well, we we better get a warrant first.
Speaker 4: No. And he should have arrested me on the spot.
Speaker 3: Okay. That no. Answer the question. Don't deflect to a different question. The question is, if that same officer came to you and said that he saw me grab mister Booth's phone and throw it, he saw it.
It's on camera, on his body cam. He he's the witness. Do you are you gonna go get a warrant for me, or you're just gonna arrest me?
Speaker 4: My next question to that officer would be why don't you why didn't you arrest him? I do not have a problem arresting him. If I have some enough probable cause and a signed affidavit and a voluntary statement from you.
Speaker 3: Well, you just got a statement.
Speaker 4: Signature on a warrant.
Speaker 3: You just got a statement from me, sir. I just I just told you everything.
Speaker 4: Well, if you'll sign a voluntary statement and an affidavit at this point, I don't have a complaint in the computer from you.
Speaker 3: You don't need a complaint. You're dude, why can't you get this? Your officer witnessed three crimes. So unless you don't believe unless he is he on the Brady list or something? Like, why don't you believe what he says?
Go do it. Why are you why is it why are you gonna take my word over your own officers?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna call my boss who is the sheriff. And if he tells me to proceed with this
Speaker 3: Gotcha. Idea,
Speaker 4: I'll do what I need to do.
Speaker 3: Extra steps.
Speaker 4: And if not, then
Speaker 3: Extra steps.
Speaker 4: I'm follow my chain of command.
Speaker 3: No, dude. Just do the right thing. Why do you why are you putting these extra steps on for Booth that you would not do for anyone else? You're proving my point.
Speaker 4: It's not just for Booth.
Speaker 0: It is.
Speaker 3: Way we do things No. It's not, dude. I do this for a living. I know how you work. I know when you the only time you ever go through all these hoops is whenever it's one of your own.
I see I see this is literally what I do twenty four seven. I I know you guys better than you know yourselves. The only time you do these freaking extra steps and hoops and special treatment is when it's one of your own. If it was some some drug addict down the street, you wouldn't ask anybody.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir. Called to let you know that been arrested and booked into the jail on 07/2825 at 01:09.
Speaker 0: Okay. So you alright. Thank you so much, dude. Hold on one second. And so you arrested him yesterday.
Did you go what was the charges?
Speaker 4: Charge of simple battery. I did simple battery and criminal damage to private property, but you told me your phone was not damaged. So I took that charge off of the affidavit.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Man, my OtterBox I swear by the OtterBox now. This thing is barely scratched. Doubt. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I don't leave out of the store without one. It's just they pay for themselves.
Speaker 0: I was like, there's no way it's not shattered, but it didn't even have a scratch. So okay. So he was arrested for battery. Did he bond out or anything?
Speaker 4: He he did bond out. Yes. It was 1,255 cash bond, so he's bonded out probably back at work today. I told you I was gonna do my job. That's what I did.
It's in the district attorney's hands now. But he'll be issued a court date, and I don't know that date or I will give it to you, but I can notify you. You should get a letter from the DA. I actually spoke to the district attorney today, and, he asked that you forward me any video that you had and a written statement, you know, stating your side of what happened.
Speaker 1: Did you get
Speaker 4: Outside the office.
Speaker 0: Okay. I sent an email with a statement. Did you get that? And can I make a Freedom of Information Act request? Sure.
I wanted the body cam. Okay. Actually, what's the officer's name that witnessed all this?
Speaker 4: William Beeson.
Speaker 0: Is he getting any kind of any kind of reprimand or anything?
Speaker 4: I have not discussed it with his cap his patrol captain, but I will.
Speaker 0: Would I be able to get the body cam for the arrest?
Speaker 4: No. He he walked into the office. Here I I don't know if you know his role and all this. He is the online security director for the parish. He walks in and out of dispatch periodically.
And when he walked in dispatch, I had already delivered the warrants down there, and he was out of town as a reason. He wasn't arrested on-site. But whenever he came back to town, he was to report to his supervisor, which is the parish police jury secretary, and he was going to be booked in then. He he didn't go to her office. He went straight to dispatch, and that's whenever they told him, hey.
We have a warrant for your arrest, and they booked him in. That's where that went. Just kinda got off to a bad start. Like I told you, I'm an open book. I have nothing to hide.
I believe in doing my job, and I believe in justice. So you know?
Speaker 0: Thank you, man. Yeah. I I I honestly did not expect anything to happen, especially after your chief investigator didn't do anything.
Speaker 4: And I I'm not trying to jump in their defense. There's more here that don't, and I'm I'm gonna ask you about it before we don't know. But him being the Homeland Safety Director, the the officer base and that was on the scene, I understand his part. He didn't know if he actually had the power to arrest him since he was a state employee over Homeland Security. And and I'm gonna support him in that decision because he just didn't know.
Now had it been a life and death situation, you know, surely he would have done something, but I can get the names. But he's probably been out of the academy less than two years.
Speaker 0: Then well, shows his mindset, and he doesn't have a good sense of morality if his default is I can't do anything because he's the government. Then you don't need to be an officer, honestly.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you something. Did you when you and when you and mister Booger were standing on the corner by the bank, or on the corner by the courthouse and the black officer was there, did you have that recorded as well, the conversation between him and the black officer?
Speaker 0: Oh, I know what you're talking about. And I heard about this through my friends, but I don't think I was there.
Speaker 4: Okay. I I have a problem there.
Speaker 0: And I
Speaker 4: and if you have that on video, I would love if you could send that to me because I'm not happy with that situation there at all. And I have a report on that in my file from that officer, what he said to him, and that that's just not cool.
Speaker 0: I mean yeah. That
Speaker 4: We should be way past that. And here's my deal with that. I'm I'm being 100% transparent with you. If that guy got this rattled just from you walking into a public lobby and videoing and asking a few questions, is that who you really want over your homeland security in case of an emergency? Come on.
Speaker 0: That's a really good question. Yep. Exactly. I
Speaker 4: mean and and I if I get the opportunity, I plan on asking that question to his superiors. In fact, I've already met with the secretary treasurer and gave her a copy of this. If you were in a supervisory position, you're trained. You've got to overcome those obstacles and just do better, be better, and handle things differently. And if he can't handle this situation no better than he handled it, god help us if we have a tornado come through the middle of our parish.
Alright. Like I said, I have nothing to hide off or anyway I can as long as I'm allowed to. If they shut me down, say, hey. No more correspondence. But I'll give you what I've got until then, till they tell me different.
And so far, I thought the sheriff is actually at an LSA conference in Florida out of state right now. And I to him last night, and he said, absolutely. Call him back, you know, as soon as you get a minute. Let him know that Booth has been arrested, and we're gonna cooperate fully. So that's what we're
Speaker 3: doing. Awesome.
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O'Keefe Media Group uncovers a secret converted illegal immigrant compound funded by Catholic Community Services of Tucson. Undercover journalists reveal that migrants are provided with various services at the Ramada Inn, but NGOs are allegedly motivated by financial gain. Migrants claim to have witnessed gang members passing through caravans, and a taxi driver working with the migrant population confirms mistreatment by Catholic Community Services. Deputy Carter avoids answering questions about a bus filled with illegal immigrants.
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BREAKING: O’Keefe Media Group infiltrates SECRET converted illegal immigrant compound CASA ALITAS Ramada Hotel in Tucson. This secret operation is funded by Catholic Community Services of Tucson and enriches groups like, “Las Palmas.” O’Keefe disguised himself as a homeless drunk vagrant and Mexican illegals wore hidden cameras to gain entrance inside. @stclairashley @nickshirleyy caught on tape Police confirming refugees are “lying about sponsors.” Here, Casa Alitas migrants are brought to the Ramada Inn where breakfast, lunch, hygienic services, and free wifi is offered. Migrants shared with one of our undercover journalists that NGOs, "Get paid no matter what.” Our undercover journalist confirms with a migrant that they have seen many gang members come through in caravans. The migrant tells us that Border Patrols suspect gang members but they still let them pass through, “They will ask about gang tattoos but Border Patrol still lets those people in.” @stclairashley interviewed a taxi driver while posing as a local ministry outreach member, and discovered that Catholic Community Services, “...give them (migrants) services but don't treat them well. They scare them.” The taxi driver works with the migrant population on a regular basis. O’Keefe asks Deputy Carter, “...is that bus filled with illegal immigrants?” At that moment as migrant buses pulled up directly behind Carter, he responded stating, “Sir, I’m not on the bus”.