FBI agents unhelpful in deportation efforts

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Rogue agents within the Federal Bureau of Investigation are reportedly chafing at being asked to participate in arresting illegal immigrants, a slight that’s leaving immigration agents “stranded” in the field without backup during dangerous raids.

A report by “War Room” correspondent Natalie Winters describes how career bureaucrats are bucking calls from Director Kash Patel to jump on board with cross-agency task forces intent on removing dangerous undocumented criminals from America’s streets. According to FBI whistleblower Steve Friend, concern is growing about a cohort of “certain rogue agents” who appear to be making excuses for why their field offices are unavailable during critical assignments.

“Particularly [agents] at the supervisor and management level are really working to obstruct the deportation, the mass deportation agenda,” Winters told host Steve Bannon.

Those senior agents are giving their subordinates the decision to “opt out” of certain deportation raids, she went on, “if they do not align with their personal or political beliefs.” Some of these individuals sit at the level of Squad Supervisor or Field Office Special Agent in Charge level.

“In at least two cases, Steve was relaying to me how a lot of these sort of left-wing FBI [agents], which [are] more concentrated at the management level or sort of supervisory roles… they were comparing them to Nazis trying to create a culture whereby these agents wouldn’t necessarily want to participate in these raids to begin with,” she revealed.

A city-by-city justification has been offered to agents as well, Winters explained, describing out senior leaders would encourage ambivalent agents to opt out of lower-profile raids when fewer staffers were required.
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It is the job of FBI agents to enforce the law and their personal beleifs about the law should not have any sway if they want to keep their job.  They should be willing to help immigration agents in making arrests.

See also:

Feel-Good Story of the Day: Fearing Trump, Thousands of Migrants Are Self-Deporting to Canada

And:

 Tom Homan Schools Joe Scarborough on Border Security, and it Was Epic!

And:

 Deported Illegal Immigrant Who Democrats Are Defending Confessed To Entering US Illegally

And:

 'The Left Has Been Complicit in the Greatest Crimes Against Humanity We Have Seen in This Country'

And:

 4D Chess: Bukele Lets Van Hollen Meet With Abrego Garcia for Damning Pics That Blow Up Dem Narrative

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