So, the state government, has zero purview over the federal government. And immigration and interstate issues are under the domain of the federal government. They can't do an investigation, because there's probably LES(Law Enforcement Sensitive), or other sensitive government information. We have courts, and we have multiple branches of government. There's been zero charges, the executive defended and backed up the officer. The judicial hasn't done anything, because we can assume there's nothing to do. And there's a few members in the legislature pushing for it, but nothings coming, because he did nothing wrong.

Not only that, but if he did, the state government, could also try to prosecute the ICE officer. But, they arn't. The governor, and everyone else with power to prosecute and make a trial, under multiple jurisdictions, either are defending the officer, or not doing anything about what they think is a murderer, when they have the power. The governer can go and order the arrest of the ICE officer. So, either everyone, both sides, are all in on it. Or, he didn't do anything wrong.

> > But if you try to run over the police. > She did not. It's very clear that she did not.

I think she did, the government thinks she did. And so does alot of other people. And they have alot more information than we do.

And ICE is still law enforcement, they have law enforcement powers. They are doing their job, and arresting people, who are here illegally. You don't magically wind up in America somehow without papers. You choose to come here, choose to break the laws. If I chose to go over the another country, and break their laws, I would be kicked out. You can look at Mexico, and they deport old Americans all the time. So does Thailand, kicking out a ton of British and American expats who abuse the system, and break the laws.

Watch it.