Democrats in Congress are standing up for transparency, constitutional rights, and government accountability — and they deserve applause. Representative Maxwell Frost and Senator Richard Blumenthal have introduced the Right to Record Act, legislation designed to protect the public’s ability to film, observe, and peacefully document the actions of federal law enforcement officers, including immigration agents. The bill recognizes a simple but powerful principle: in a democracy, the public has the right to witness what government officials do in their name. Time and again, videos recorded by ordinary citizens have helped uncover the truth, provide accountability, and ensure that official narratives can be independently verified. The legislation would prohibit federal agents from intimidating, threatening, or retaliating against people who record law enforcement activities and would create meaningful consequences for violations of those rights. Protecting the freedom to document public officials is about protecting the First Amendment, promoting transparency, and ensuring that no one is above public scrutiny. Add your name to applaud the lawmakers fighting to protect constitutional rights, strengthen accountability, and defend the public’s right to bear witness.