What do the Epstein files have to do with bodycam footage? The bodycam footage of the officer from the Good incident was released.
Was it? All I know that was released was the video that the officer was holding on his phone. AFAIK, any bodycam footage, IF it is there (because I don't even know if they were wearing bodycams), has not been released yet.
From what I've heard, that Nick Shirley video is far from the totality of evidence that there is some serious fraud going on.
IIRC, even if you ignore Shirley's video, there was a good chunk of proof of people within the somali community (including many with indirect affiliations to Walz, Omar and Frey) committing fraud to get funding from federal programs meant for teaching kids with autism or other significant mental issues. Or programs meant to provide food from restaurants to schools/daycares/community programs/etc. Point being, all the financial fraud that was deliberately proven was present even BEFORE Shirley's video. Unfortunately, once Shirley's video came out, it was all anyone focused on because it was an easy point of contention (whether you agreed with Shirley or thought it was BS), rather than going through a fuckton of documents, previous interviews and reports, raw data, etc. to show ACTUAL fraud taking place as some videos did.
Furthermore, the other issue is, AFAIK, much of the fraud was done by people who were on legal immigrant visas, green cards, or even a few citizenships. So deporting them isn't as easy as "bust down the door, grab and throw them in the van, take them to detention, throw them over the wall/load them into a plane and drop them in Mogadishu." Think it's one of the reasons you didn't see any direct vids about ICE actually acting on them; because ICE AFAIK didn't have much jurisdiction over them compared to other law enforcement agencies. Perhaps their visa/green card/citizenship could be revoked; but that would be through the legal process, not by ICE itself.
Then again, I could be wrong, and ICE went into those daycares and doctors offices and seized everyone there; no one just talked about it.
Essentially, all of this was an area with a major problem; but there was an incorrect focus/diagnosis at points, and a highly questionable "treatment" of the issue that seems to be more for the cameras than solving the problems, which ended up causing its own issues.