Federal agents have tear gassed peaceful protestors, detained individuals – including U.S. citizens – in horrific conditions, arrested children, assaulted the elderly, and threatened bystanders exercising basic First Amendment rights. If it feels like some of these federal agents act like the Constitution doesn’t apply to them, it’s because, in most cases, it doesn’t – at least not in a way that allows victims meaningful recourse. The No Kings Act allows Californians to seek damages when any government officer – federal, state, or local – violates clearly established constitutional rights. They recognize the same urgent problem: we must have ways to hold all officials accountable, including federal agents. No one is above the Constitution, and as the No Kings Act moves to the Assembly, it deserves broad, bipartisan support.