Well, since the federal government decided to make me part of their extracurricular activities, I figured I’d share the paperwork. 💅 On October 29, 2026, the New York Civil Liberties Union and I filed a federal lawsuit against DHS and ICE. Yes, I’m suing the federal government. What a time to be alive. Let’s revisit the Instagram post that started this entire shitshow. On January 8, 2026, I posted EXACTLY this: “BREAKING: The ICE agent who shot and killed Renee Good in broad daylight has been identified as Jonathan Ross by the Minnesota Star Tribune. I think today is a great day for Jonathan to be indicted!” That’s it. No home address. No phone number. No private information. Just publicly reported information and my opinion. Five months later, two federal agents tracked me down while I was working at a polling location in Syracuse, handed me a warning notice, and demanded I remove my post. I refused to sign their paperwork and refused to delete anything. Then DHS publicly accused me of committing a federal crime and provided the Associated Press with a screenshot of a DIFFERENT alleged post supposedly containing an officer’s address. Here’s the problem. That post doesn’t exist anywhere on my Instagram account or in my archives. Where did it come from? Who created it? Why wasn’t it the post the agents confronted me about? Those are questions we want answered. We filed a Freedom of Information Act request seeking those answers. DHS and ICE missed their deadlines, so now we’re taking them to federal court. I’m sharing all 20 pages of the complaint because you deserve to see what’s actually happening. I’m a content creator, a college student, a poll worker, and an American citizen who apparently needed two federal agents showing up at her workplace because she exercised her First Amendment rights. Baby, if criticizing the government were a federal crime, half this country would need a public defender. This is about government accountability, freedom of speech, and the right to question people in power without intimidation. Read the complaint for yourself. I said what I said in January, and I stand by my right to say it today. And no, I’m not shutting the fuck up. ❤️ #FirstAmendment #paigelynnetaylorgonyea #civilrights #governmentaccountability #meltice - @turndapaigeofficial