Border Patrol agents given police powers to arrest tourists

‘Imagine driving down the road and being stopped by a Border Patrol agent for speeding. Imagine Border Patrol agents responding to domestic abuse calls at people’s homes. Imagine the Border Patrol responding to trespassing calls and detaining motorists with K-9’s.
You can stop imagining, because it’s happening in New York, Vermont, Maine and now New Hampshire. House Bill 1298 gives DHS’s Border Patrol agents police powers in NH.
Americans can forget about DHS’s 100 mile border zone inside the U.S., because now the Border Police Patrol has arrest powers throughout entire states!
Chief Leonard Stell of the Swanton Police Department in Vermont, calls DHS’s role ‘scene stabilization’ which is really just a euphemism for a national police program!’
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