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Charles Tillman, a former defensive star for the Chicago Bears and Carolina Panthers, joined the FBI after he finished his 13 -year career in the NFL.
Tillman revealed in an interview with the former defensive of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Ryan Clark, who left the agency after several years because he refused to support the policies of President Donald Trump, such as the repression of illegal immigration.
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The Chicago Bears Campo Marshal, Charles Tillman, speaks during the press conference of the Walter Payton Man of the Year 2011 at the Super Bowl XLVI Media Center at the JW Marriott on February 3, 2012. (Kirby Lee/Image of Sport/USA Today Sports)
“Let me start by saying this: the FBI was great for me,” he said in “The Pivot Podcast.” “I made it incredible. I worked with an incredible group of people. I think that some of the things they are doing now, personally did not agree with … immigration. I did not agree with how the administration entered and tried to make people do things against them, it didn’t sit well. An example of immigration, right?
“They all told: ‘You’re going to go after the most dangerous criminals’, but what you see on television and what was really happening was that people didn’t go after that. Personally, that didn’t sit well with me, that didn’t sit well with my conscience. You have the ability to reject an order.”
Tillman, twice a bologic professional in the NFL, said he wanted to be “on the right side of history.”
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Charles Tillman said he did not agree with Trump’s policies. (Leon Neal/Getty images)
“I think there are individuals in the organization, do you like to do some of the things they are doing? Absolutely not. I think they hate him. I was in a different position due to my previous career,” he continued.
“I earned enough money so I could get away and say ‘Do you know what boys? I’m fine. I think I’m fine. My first eight years, I have been solid, we were doing some good things. Some of the things they are doing now, I do not necessarily agree.’ And that is not in Chicago, that comes from Washington.”
Two million illegal immigrants “have been eliminated or has self -supported “ From the United States since January 20, the Trump administration announced to break the records, announced the Department of National Security (DHS).
In less than 250 days, an estimate of 1.6 million illegal immigrants has voluntarily deported, while 400,000 were eliminated by the Federal Police, said the DHS this week, describing the situation as a “new milestone.”
Tillman graduated from the FBI Academy in 2019 and joined the agency during the first Trump administration.
The corner of the Chicago Bears Charles Tillman (33) makes an interception against the Cincinnati Bengals during the first quarter in Soldier Field on September 8, 2013. (Mike Dinovo/USA Today Sports)
He received a degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Louisiana-Lafayette before being selected by the Bears in the 2003 NFL Draft. His father, Donald Tillman Jr., was sergeant in the United States army, according to the Chicago Tribune.
