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ugh what a disgusting pig !!! -BREAKING🚨 Body camera video from an ICE raid shows a male agent inside a WOMAN'S BATHROOM and PEERING INTO a locked bathroom stall — telling the woman sitting on the toilet to pull up her pants and come out. On September 4, 2025, about 60 armed federal agents, backed by deputies from the Cayuga and Oswego county sheriff's offices, entered the Nutrition Bar Confectioners plant in Cato, New York, a town of 2,500 east of Syracuse. Body camera footage released with the lawsuit shows officers sealing the exits, ordering a manager to announce them over the loudspeakers, then sweeping the production line, the warehouse and the bathrooms. Male officers found one bathroom locked and shouted at the women inside in broken Spanish. After about ten seconds they broke through the door. An officer looked into a locked stall and his camera recorded a woman sitting on the toilet. "Miss, pull up your pants. Come out of the bathroom," he told her. "You have to wait. I can't come out like this, naked!" she answered. Workers were lined up and sorted into groups of citizens and suspected noncitizens. Some were pregnant. Some said their children were home. Workers who asked to call a lawyer were told they would be arrested. One woman asked, "Will you let me talk to my attorney?" The officer raised his voice and went back to demanding her immigration status. Pedro Rojas, a U.S. citizen born in Puerto Rico who still works at the plant, is one of four plaintiffs. "Even though I'm a United States citizen and have lived here my entire life, federal agents seized me, interrogated me and violated my rights — all because me and my coworkers are Latino," he said. On the same footage, a Border Patrol agent recounting his time at a South Texas detention center told a colleague that children in other countries are treated "more like an animal," and said of kids who come here, "they'll eat our kids for breakfast." No officer objected. Hediberto Ramirez Perez told agents he had working papers and a pending immigration case. "We don't care about that for the moment," he says they replied. He was deported to Guatemala, away from his wife and two children, and his attorney says he could be stuck there two more years. Four workers were charged with illegal reentry. All four cases have been dropped. If you appreciate my posts, it would mean the world if you followed my page. Thank you for being here.