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So this basically means that any agency that wants to has permission to attack American citizens even if they congressional charter doesn't include any kind of civilian law enforcement?
The Department of Homeland Security is apparently doing fraud investigations now. Not the FBI. Because this is a fascist investigation so you need fascist foot soldiers to do it. As compromised as the FBI is, they might follow the law.
I would have thought for massive fraud you'd send in an army of accountants not gestapo
Turns out all that was available was one poorly schooled child and an army of knock-off Nazis.
All the instructions I've seen online say those pepper spray cans are intended for use 6-12 feet away (depending on brand), and absolutely no closer than 4 feet to minimize risk of permanent eye damage (from pressure) and blowback. The fucker in the photo seems to be trying to cause blindness.
Looking at the DoJ Federal Prisons guidelines they seem to treat federal prisoners with more care and concern than free citizens (if you dare protest): https://www.bop.gov/policy/progstat/5576_004.pdf
Your main link leads to an article titled, "Live: JD Vance defends ICE operations in Minnesota visit as state officials decry ‘misinformation’"
It doesn't match the article you archived, either.
It's now an article about how ICE wrestled a man to the ground on a Minneapolis street this morning then shot him several times in the chest.
The news site must be reusing the URL.