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What is the Military's Role In Domestic Law Enforcement? - Hawk Chats with Angry Male Vet
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November 26, 2025
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National Guard troops federalized under Trump's orders find themselves deployed to cities like Portland, Chicago, and Los Angeles, but not for the reasons many Americans assume. These soldiers cannot participate in ICE raids and are restricted to protecting federal facilities and personnel. The reality on the ground reveals troops spending time on tasks like picking up trash and raking leaves while costing taxpayers a million dollars per day per unit. Anonymous National Guard members report feeling shame, recognizing their role as intimidation tools rather than legitimate peacekeepers. ICE and Border Patrol agents deliberately gear up in military-style equipment, creating confusion about who is actually conducting enforcement operations.
Federal judges have emerged as crucial defenders against overreach, with courts in Portland and Chicago issuing restraining orders after DOJ lawyers were caught lying about crime data. Border Patrol leader Bavino was forced to admit under oath that he provided false testimony multiple times, undermined by smartphone video evidence from civilians. The judicial branch has responded with creative opinions that expose government dishonesty, with cases heading to full panel reviews in the Ninth Circuit. Crime rates in targeted cities had already dropped historically before any deployments occurred, proving these military presences serve political purposes rather than public safety needs. Protesters in inflatable frog costumes have successfully used mockery to dismantle intimidation narratives, demonstrating effective resistance without violence.
The gap between legal restrictions and public perception continues as federal courts work to clarify what National Guard troops can and cannot do under constitutional law.
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