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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Wear a f^cking uniform already. If the work being done is honorable, don’t hide behind the argument that those being arrested / detained MAY resist. Wearing street clothes certainly doesn’t reduce the risk of that anyway … in fact, it does just the opposite.

FFS, I’m a fifth generation natural born citizen of Western European heritage and I've resorted to carrying my passport on a daily basis now, too. This has gotten goddamned ridiculous, and everyone knows it.[/quote]

Most federal LE agencies are plainclothes. This isn’t unique to ICE and it isn’t new.[/quote]

Yeah, you’re right. ALSO a problem. Let’s fix it.[/quote]

I don’t agree that’s a problem.  I don’t think the FBI agents arresting J6 insurrections or the DUSM tracking down a contract killer should have to plaster their last name on their chest.  We can have accountability without opening up law enforcement and their families to violence.[/quote]

Ironically, the main issue for FBI officers who arrested J6 insurrectionists is not that they were doxed or the victims of violence at the hands of members of the public. It is that they have been targeted by the Trump DOJ itself:

January 20, 2025: Trump grants clemency to nearly 1,500 January 6 defendants.
January 31, 2025: Acting Deputy AG Emil Bove orders the firing of eight senior FBI executives overseeing January 6 investigations.
January 31, 2025: DOJ demands a list of all FBI agents involved in January 6 cases; agents are required to complete questionnaires about their roles.
February 4, 2025: FBI provides details on 5,000–6,000 employees using ID numbers to avoid naming individuals.
February 4, 2025: Two groups of FBI agents file lawsuits to block DOJ from collecting or sharing agent lists, citing retaliation risks; a federal judge issues a temporary restraining order.
February 7, 2025: Trump publicly states intent to fire "corrupt" FBI agents involved in January 6 probes, though no evidence of misconduct is provided.
March 3, 2025: James Dennehy, head of the FBI's New York field office, was forced out after urging agents to resist the Trump administration's demands for names of those who worked on January 6 cases.

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