You knew this day was coming. A far-left prosecutor in a deep-blue county has decided she is going to criminally charge the federal agents trying to enforce our immigration laws. And on Thursday, she made it official. Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty announced FELONY charges against an ICE agent — and she proudly admitted it is believed to be the first criminal case of its kind brought against a federal immigration officer anywhere in the country. Check it out: An ICE agent who was part of the federal immigration surge in Minnesota earlier this year has been charged with felony second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon, a Minnesota prosecutor announces. The agent is accused of pointing a gun at the heads of two civilians in a…— NBC News (@NBCNews) April 16, 2026 According to the charging documents, the agent — Gregory Donnell Morgan Jr. — is accused of pointing his service weapon at the heads of two civilians during rush-hour traffic on a Minneapolis highway back in February. The prosecutor’s office says there is now a nationwide warrant out for his arrest. Let that sink in. A Democrat prosecutor has put an arrest warrant on a federal ICE agent who was on duty. That is not a drill. NBC News had more on what exactly Moriarty is alleging: An ICE agent who was part of the federal immigration surge in Minnesota earlier this year was charged with felony second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon. The agent, Gregory Donnell Morgan Jr., is accused of pointing a gun at the heads of two civilians in a vehicle. For “a federal agent, our opinion is that illegally driving on a shoulder, pulling up to a car and pointing a gun at the heads of two community members who are not doing anything at the time is well beyond the scope of their authority,” Moriarty said. He admitted that he drew his firearm after the victim’s vehicle had already rejoined the normal flow of traffic, corroborating details from interviews with the victim as well as video of the incident. Sounds like a potentially serious allegation. Except here is the problem. Federal law enforcement officers acting in their official capacity are shielded by the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution. They do not just get hauled into state court at the whim of any activist prosecutor who does not like federal policy. Journalist Nick Sortor flagged exactly that — and called on the Department of Justice to step in: