Pam Bondi denies knowing Ice agents wore masks during raids despite video evidence | Trump administration

Public Prosecutor, Pam BondiIgnorance declared reports of immigration officials whose faces are hiding with masks during tours of people who have no documents, despite the extensive video evidence and reports that they have installed spreading fear and panic.

He was challenged in the sub -committee of Capitol Hill on Wednesday by Gary Peters, a Democratic Senate Member in Michigan, Bondi, who had a major role in the country in the country a prominent role in the strict immigration policy in the Trump administration, which implicitly means that she was not aware of the factors wearing clear factors to hide their faces while they were close to this for that.

“I know that they are exposed to duxe … they are threatened,” she told Peters. “Their families are threatened.”

Bondi’s protests seem to go to credibility attention The convincing raids carried out by immigration and customs enforcement agents (ICE) attracted social media and other places.

Civil rights activists and democracy experts I criticized the raids As exciting dictatorships and police states, it says it is a warning sign that the United States is descending into tyranny.

Peters said that he understood the officers’ fears of exposure to duxe, but he said that the failure to wear the emblem is both at risk and detainees.

“The general risks are harmful by individuals who pretend to be enforced migration, which has already happened,” Bondi said. “These officers also risk the injuries by individuals who believe that they are mainly kidnapped or attacked by some unknown attacker.

People think: “This is a person who comes to me, has not been determined, covers themselves. They are kidnapped. ”They are likely to fight.

“It seems that you have a specific case and you will be happy to talk to you about that at a later time, because I am not aware of this.”

The tables later managed in the hearing after Bill Hajari, a Republican of Tennessee, Tim Walz, the governor of Minnesota and the democratic presidential candidate in the elections last year, condemned to compare ice agents with Nazi Justabo officers.

“This is a dangerous matter for our customers, it is a mistake, stops it and is fighting the rule of law,” said Haji, who called Bondi to explain how she intends to address the “leftist extremists” who said that he ice agents attacked.

In response, the Prosecutor said that it was the demonstrators who were hiding their identities when the officers threatened.

She said, “These people were really wearing the mask and trying to cover their identities,” noting the recent demonstrations in Los Angeles, which Donald Trump published the National Guard units. “We found them. We accused them of attacking a federal officer.”

Lisa MorkovskySinator Republican of Alaska, who expressed criticism of the Trump administration, said Bondi that her voters were concerned about transporting resources to the immigration campaign at the expense of violent crime treatment.

“We do not have much ice presence in Alaska,” she said. “Suddenly, we are now on the map. We have those who are detained in our local prison that was transferred to the state several weeks ago to be held there.”

She also cited the status of the owner of a restaurant who was detained by ice agents after living in Solotna in Alaska for 20 years. “All of his children are all integrated in society,” said Morkovsky.

“The specific question is whether the enforcement application is given priority due to the fight against violent crime. A member of the Senate, before you enter, I think that the members of the Senate on both sides of the corridor shared the same anxiety.”

Bondi replied: “This is not and will not do that. Many of them are walking side by side, although illegal foreigners who are violent criminals from our country.”