🚨🇺🇸 BORDER PATROL AGENT QUESTIONED OVER ROLE IN "LINE IN THE SAND" FILM
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has issued a memorandum to Border Patrol Agent Zachary Apotheker, demanding detailed answers about his involvement in the recently released "Line in the Sand" film.
The explosive documentary, produced by O'Keefe, provides a raw, first-hand look at the shocking reality of the U.S. border crisis.
Using hidden cameras and exclusive testimonials, the film reveals disturbing details about Mexican freight trains, cartel tunnels, and U.S. funded child detention camps - exposing a corrupted system that demands change.
Now, the government is questioning whether Apotheker participated in any filmed interviews or discussions for the film, and if he received any compensation or accessed confidential CBP information.
In response, Apotheker stated that the "only compensation I received and benefited from was a clean, free, clear conscience" because he "told the truth to the American people and fulfilled my duty to the Constitution."
He claimed to have the necessary approval "from the United States Constitution" and was "directed to do what I have done from the oath of office I took under God."
The memo also notes over 300,000 missing children that Homeland Security has been unable to identify, suggesting Apotheker may have received supervisory approval for his actions guided by his oath and the Constitution.
Source: @JamesOKeefeIII
U.S. Customs and Border Protection has issued a memorandum to Border Patrol Agent Zachary Apotheker, demanding detailed answers about his involvement in the recently released "Line in the Sand" film.
The explosive documentary, produced by O'Keefe, provides a raw, first-hand look at the shocking reality of the U.S. border crisis.
Using hidden cameras and exclusive testimonials, the film reveals disturbing details about Mexican freight trains, cartel tunnels, and U.S. funded child detention camps - exposing a corrupted system that demands change.
Now, the government is questioning whether Apotheker participated in any filmed interviews or discussions for the film, and if he received any compensation or accessed confidential CBP information.
In response, Apotheker stated that the "only compensation I received and benefited from was a clean, free, clear conscience" because he "told the truth to the American people and fulfilled my duty to the Constitution."
He claimed to have the necessary approval "from the United States Constitution" and was "directed to do what I have done from the oath of office I took under God."
The memo also notes over 300,000 missing children that Homeland Security has been unable to identify, suggesting Apotheker may have received supervisory approval for his actions guided by his oath and the Constitution.
Source: @JamesOKeefeIII
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