Is anybody home right now? >> No. Um, what's going on? There's >> two cars in the driveway. You mean to tell me there's nobody home? >> No, there's no one home. Why do you have a mask on? >> It's cold out here, ma'am. >> Excuse me. THAT'S MY HOUSE. THAT'S MY HOUSE. >> All right. Well, tell somebody to come outside. >> There's no one there. We are out of town. We had a death in the family. >> Why'd you leave the lights on? >> Let me tell you something right now. Get out of my house or we're going to have a problem. >> What problem are we possibly going to have? What problem are we possibly going to have? >> In this video, a family in New Jersey was thousands of miles away at a funeral when a group of ICE enforcement agents showed up at their home demanding answers they had no legal right to. Even after being told no one was home, these agents refused to leave and kept pounding on the door, trying to force someone to appear. They questioned her lights, accused her of lying, and acted like they owned the property, all while failing to show a warrant or even explain why they were there. And when the homeowner pushed back, they doubled down, twisting every word into suspicion instead of accepting the simple truth. Watch how these agents embarrassed themselves the moment this woman refused to be intimidated and shut them down on her own doorstep. >> It was both of them, right? Same thing. >> Can I help you? >> Hey, one man. Uh, this is the police. >> Okay. >> Can you come to the door? >> I'm not home right now. >> Is anybody home right now? >> No. Um, what's going on? >> There's two cars in the driveway. You mean to tell me there's nobody home? >> No, there's no one home. Why do you have a mask on? >> It's cold out here, ma'am. >> Sir, why do you have a mask on? Um, Burlington Township police don't wear masks. >> Sorry. >> Burlington Township police don't have masks. >> We are not Burlington County Police. Ma'am, we're federal agents. We need to talk to the door. >> I'm not at the door. I am not at the door. I'm out of town. I had a family death. >> Is here? >> No, he's not. >> Okay. Where is he? >> Really? So, you're you're you're just so you know, you're knocking on a door >> of a US citizen where my my great-grandfather >> was in World War I. >> His mother, >> excuse me. >> Oh, his mother was in World War I. >> No, not my mother. I'm a US citizen, born and raised in New Jersey. Thank you very much. You have the wrong house. I am out of town. >> My house wasn't >> Billy. >> That's what you just said. >> I'm not home. I'm out of town. >> We had a death in the family. We had a death in the family. >> Do not you know >> I'm going to call the Bruins Township Police. >> What? That's completely fine. >> Okay. We are not home. I am out of If you want, I can send you a picture that I'm out of town. >> You don't need to send anything. >> We're not saying that you're not home. You already said you're not home. We get it. Who's home? Somebody's here. There's two cars in the driveway. >> No one's home. We We had a We had >> family live here. Live here or not? >> He does not live here. Do >> you know who he is? >> Excuse me. >> Do you know who I am? No. >> Oh, okay. So, so I Okay. >> Have a good day. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. That's my door. And that's an expensive door, >> dude. Oh my god. Okay, hold on. >> I'm I'm gonna have my neighbor. Guys, that is my expensive door. >> You also have the lights on. You got to pay for that, too, I guess, while you're gone. >> My what? >> Wait. Oh my god. Excuse me. I'm going to call my parents because you guys like what are you doing? Do you have a warrant? Can I see your warrant that's signed by a judge for you to be coming to and knocking on my door like that? Can you show me the warrant, please? >> You're not. >> Excuse me. THAT'S MY HOUSE. THAT'S MY HOUSE. >> All right. Well, tell somebody to come outside. >> There's no one. We are out of town. We had a death in the family. >> Why' you leave the lights on? If you break my door, I'm telling you right now, we're going to have a baby. Call Just call the police. Call the police. I'm calling like this is out of control. We are not home. We are We We had a death in the family here. >> Okay. here. >> Who we who lives here? Who lives at this? >> My husband. >> Nobody. Nobody. >> My daughter. My daughter. >> Okay. And And it's just you three that that it's just you three and you both are at home. >> That is correct. That is correct. >> Okay. >> Whose cars Who Whose cars are these in the driveway? >> That's my husband's car and my car, BUT WE WERE TAKEN to the airport because we had a death in the family. We had a death in the family. We are out of town. >> Ma'am, what's your name? What's your last name? >> My last name is >> And my husband is >> and my daughter. >> Okay. So, who's >> He has your same last name. Who is >> We don't know. We need a warrant. You know exactly. >> Let me tell you something right now. Get out of my house or we're going to have a problem. You don't have no warrant. You got to stop talking. You don't have no warrant. >> What problem are we possibly going to have? What problem are we possibly going to have? >> Like what? >> What problem are we going to have? >> You're harassing my household without a warrant. >> Huh? >> You don't have a warrant, honey. I'm a US citizen. I I know my rights of my home. >> They just call right now. Um >> yeah, we'll be back. When When would you be home, ma'am? >> When you coming back? >> I'm coming back next week and I need But before you come to my thing, you're going to have to show me a warrant with a thing signed BECAUSE HONEY, LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING. I'm a USA citizen and you guys are SELLOUTS harassing them. >> Babe, are you kidding me? What about was there? >> Baby, I can't believe this. Babe, what are they doing? These agents tried every angle they could think of to pressure their way into control, but none of it worked because she never let them step past the limits of the law. They pushed for answers they weren't entitled to ask about lights, cars, family members, and demanded someone come outside even though they never had a warrant to begin with. All that bluster collapsed the second she asserted her rights and made it clear they had no legal ground to stand on. Moments like this show exactly how these agents behave when they think they can intimidate their way into compliance and how fast their confidence fades when someone refuses to give in. In the end, they left with nothing but their own frustration, while her right stayed fully intact.