Sep 26, 2026 · 50 min · 12 segments
Surveillance tech enables the Trump administration's ICE and Border Patrol agents to target, harass, kidnap and kill innocent human beings, Jamie and Sam speak to two organizers trying to do something…
Sam BeardHostSo while making a DoorDash delivery, I mean, that's adding insult to injury, right? You're driving for DoorDash.
Wilbur Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan man, was initially rammed by an ICE agent in his car and then shot potentially multiple times.
And there are differing accounts of what happened from Wilbur Perez and from the ICE agents.
But he was taken to a hospital where the doctors hurried him out of the door into ICE custody at Pearsall Detention Center while guards denied his presence there.
keeping out his wife and his attorney that's right this guy is shot in the spot practically in his spine needs crucial medical attention and they're taking him to this drafty bedless ice jail so on monday uh he spoke through the phone to a press conference and after he hung up the guards beat him in retaliation resulting in him losing feeling on the left side of his body So then he was taken back to the hospital, briefly, where again doctors did not remove the bullet which was lodged close to his spine, which would require major surgery and recovery time.
So instead of giving him medical attention, Ice is keeping him in a cold and filthy room with only minimal painkillers and putting him at high risk of a deadly infection developing in his still open gunshot wound and putting it at risk that it will spread to his spinal cord, potentially paralyzing him.

So yesterday, AP News reported that Wilbur Perez came to the US about two years ago using CBP1, which is this sort of program, I think it was an app, that began under Biden, which allowed migrants to sort of make appointments with the US authorities in order to be considered for asylum.

So they use the app, they make this appointment, they come to the US, and that's what happens.
So while making a DoorDash delivery, I mean, that's adding insult to injury, right? You're driving for DoorDash.
Wilbur Perez, a 28-year-old Venezuelan man, was initially rammed by an ICE agent in his car and then shot potentially multiple times.
And there are differing accounts of what happened from Wilbur Perez and from the ICE agents.
But he was taken to a hospital where the doctors hurried him out of the door into ICE custody at Pearsall Detention Center while guards denied his presence there.
keeping out his wife and his attorney that's right this guy is shot in the spot practically in his spine needs crucial medical attention and they're taking him to this drafty bedless ice jail so on monday uh he spoke through the phone to a press conference and after he hung up the guards beat him in retaliation resulting in him losing feeling on the left side of his body So then he was taken back to the hospital, briefly, where again doctors did not remove the bullet which was lodged close to his spine, which would require major surgery and recovery time.
So instead of giving him medical attention, Ice is keeping him in a cold and filthy room with only minimal painkillers and putting him at high risk of a deadly infection developing in his still open gunshot wound and putting it at risk that it will spread to his spinal cord, potentially paralyzing him.

So yesterday, AP News reported that Wilbur Perez came to the US about two years ago using CBP1, which is this sort of program, I think it was an app, that began under Biden, which allowed migrants to sort of make appointments with the US authorities in order to be considered for asylum.

So they use the app, they make this appointment, they come to the US, and that's what happens.
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