Zachary Apotheker, a Border Patrol agent turned whistleblower, has reportedly had his government-issued firearm revoked following his appearance in a film by undercover journalist James OKeefe.
The film, titled "Line In The Sand," offers a raw and unfiltered look at the U.S. border crisis, featuring hidden camera footage and firsthand testimonials.
According to Gateway Pundit, the film's description states, Undercover journalist James OKeefe goes to the front lines of the migrant industrial complex using hidden cameras and raw testimonials. OKeefe reveals the shocking reality of the U.S. border crisis like never before: Mexican freight trains, cartel tunnels, and U.S. funded child detention camps. Watch this gripping expos of a corrupted system that demands change.
Apotheker, who participated in the film due to his deep concern over the trafficking, abuse, and exploitation of children, reported that his firearm was revoked just a day after the film's release. I am Border Patrol Agent Zach Apotheker. Just one day after my appearance in James OKeefes film Line in the Sand, now streaming on the TCNetwork, my government-issued firearm was revoked. The reason? Alleged breaches of security and integrity policies, Apotheker revealed.
The Border Patrol agent further highlighted the irony of his situation, comparing his predicament to the freedom enjoyed by illegal immigrants with criminal records. But heres the stark contrast: while Im rendered weaponless, thousands of illegal alien convicted murderers and rapists, as openly admitted by the Department of Homeland Security DHS, remain at large and free, he stated.
Apotheker, who views his role as a protector of the American public and defender of the Constitution as the greatest honor of his life, expressed his determination to continue his mission despite the challenges. I took an oath to defend our Constitution and to protect the American public. This has been the greatest honor of my life. Yet, when youre truly over the target, you become the target, he said.
In response to a memo from US Customs and Border Protection questioning his involvement in the documentary, Apotheker remained defiant. The only compensation I received and benefited from was a free, clean, and clear conscience because I told the truth to the American Public and fulfilled my duty to the Constitution, he asserted. He also highlighted the alarming number of missing children that the Department of Homeland Security has reportedly lost track of, stating, There are over 300,000 missing children that the Department of Homeland Security has admittedly not been able to keep track of.
Apotheker concluded his response with a powerful statement of his unwavering commitment to his duty, saying, I received all the necessary approval I needed from the United States Constitution.
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