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If DHS has probable cause that they've violently attacked an officer why aren't they bringing that to a judge and jury rather than some secret list?
by mothballed 4mo ago
If DHS has probable cause that they've violently attacked an officer why aren't they bringing that to a judge and jury rather than some secret list?
- guywithahat 4mo agoBeing put on a terror watch list doesn't mean you've assaulted an officer, it means they have reason to believe you're a risk of committing an act of terrorism, which is a reasonable concern for DHS agents. Assuming the man in the article isn't a literal terrorist, LARP'ing as a terrorist is dumb and it doesn't seem unreasonable that he'd be at risk of getting put on a watch list.