Are the Department of Homeland Security ICE and Customs and Border Protection destroying evidence?

Well, we already know they're lying in court. We've seen that. We know they're blatantly defying court orders. We've seen that.

And we know they're lying in their press releases. And they're doing this to gin up fake war zones to justify police action.

But are they actually destroying evidence?

Well, court documents filed this week that are largely going unreported seem to indicate that they are.

And I'm going to show them to you.

I'm Alison Gill, and this is the breakdown.

All right. Is the government destroying exculpatory evidence that proves people they claim are assaulting federal agents are actually innocent, and oftentimes they're the

victims of assault perpetrated by the government. We've already got an established pattern.

If you've been watching the breakdown, you'll recall a few weeks ago, this guy. This is Trump's

Border Patrol lieutenant in Southern California. His name's Gregory

Bovino, a guy, by the way, who has been reprimanded in his employee file for calling

undocumented immigrants scum, filth, and trash. And this guy recently lied to a judge and a jury

in the case of Ramos Brito. When he said he witnessed Ramos Brito hit a federal agent,

but video produced by the public defender in the case showed that the Fed actually hit Ramos

Brito. It took a jury less than an hour to acquit. Also in the Kilmar-Abrego case, this is the birthday of one of the people Mr.

Abrago was driving to a work site when he was pulled over in 2022. Now, it sure looks like the

government altered this evidence by changing the one to a seven so that they could say Mr. Abbrego was transporting a minor instead of a 21-year-old,

which would earn an automatic detention hearing.

And that's not just me speculating, right?

That's not just me being like ginning up a conspiracy theory.

The magistrate judge in the case, Judge Barbara Holmes, wrote,

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