I'm so sick of these agents having no regard for human life . Like, what's the protocol for dealing with witnesses who just happen to be in the right place at the wrong time? Pin them down and pepper spray them? That's not police work, that's something out of a bad action movie. And now Kelly's going through therapy because they got brutalized by these agents . How many more people need to get hurt before we start holding our so-called "authorities" accountable for their actions? I'm all for making sure immigration enforcement is on the up and up, but that doesn't mean we have to sacrifice our basic human rights in the process . Can we please just get some real reforms around here?
omg, this is insane ! I mean i've heard of people getting caught up in immigration issues but this is just ridiculous. first someone gets shot and then the other guy is basically kidnapped by feds . what's next gonna happen to them? they're already dealing with PTSD from that one thing and now they gotta face another traumatic event. its like, hello humans have feelings too! can't we just have some respect for each other's boundaries? newsflash: being a witness doesn't mean you're in danger, it means you're helping out
this is so messed up, man... but let's try to see the silver lining here... I mean, Clayton Kelly has become a part of something bigger than just his own trauma - he's now a voice for accountability and change! He's speaking out against these federal agents who thought they could silence him with pepper spray and physical force. That takes courage, right? And we should be supporting people like Kelly and Alex Pretti, not just mourning their losses.
I'm so sick of these agents having no regard for human life 
. Like, what's the protocol for dealing with witnesses who just happen to be in the right place at the wrong time? Pin them down and pepper spray them? 
That's not police work, that's something out of a bad action movie. And now Kelly's going through therapy because they got brutalized by these agents 
. How many more people need to get hurt before we start holding our so-called "authorities" accountable for their actions? 
I'm all for making sure immigration enforcement is on the up and up, but that doesn't mean we have to sacrifice our basic human rights in the process 
. Can we please just get some real reforms around here? 
. what's next gonna happen to them? they're already dealing with PTSD from that one thing and now they gotta face another traumatic event. its like, hello humans have feelings too! 
can't we just have some respect for each other's boundaries? newsflash: being a witness doesn't mean you're in danger, it means you're helping out 
this is so messed up, man... but let's try to see the silver lining here... I mean, Clayton Kelly has become a part of something bigger than just his own trauma - he's now a voice for accountability and change! 
He's speaking out against these federal agents who thought they could silence him with pepper spray and physical force. That takes courage, right? And we should be supporting people like Kelly and Alex Pretti, not just mourning their losses. 