NFL asks DHS to remove video of Brian Dawkins
The National Football League requested that the Department of Homeland Security take down a social media post featuring former Eagles star Brian Dawkins on Sunday evening.
Video posted by immigration agency
The Department of Homeland Security published the video on its X account in response to reports about a migrant caravan approaching the southern border. The post included text stating that the agency's time had come and showed footage of Dawkins' violent on-field collisions.
NFL seeks content removal
The NFL asked the department to remove the social media post, though the video remained online as of Monday noon. Former player Brian Dawkins told ESPN that he had not given permission for the agency to use his likeness.
Video stays online despite request
The Department of Homeland Security is refusing the request from the NFL and Dawkins to take down the video. The post was intended to promote President Trump's immigration agenda using the Hall of Fame safety.
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