If the car: • Blocks their vehicle • Prevents execution of a warrant • Impedes surveillance or pursuit • Creates a safety hazard during an operation Then the legal characterization changes. At that point, federal agents do have authority to act, because they are no longer addressing “parking” — they are addressing interference. Possible lawful actions: • Ordering the driver to move the vehicle • Temporarily detaining the driver • Physically moving the vehicle if necessary • Using force proportional to the need to clear the obstruction The authority comes from: • Federal obstruction statutes • Implied authority to carry out lawful duties • Officer safety doctrines They still would not issue a parking citation, but they can neutralize the obstruction.

Doesn't look to me like she is blocking traffic. Look at the moment the truck pulls up to her, there is a whole other lane. Also, right before that truck pulls up, another car goes by. It also looks like she even waves them on. I think this and why the fuck would you stand in front of a car are what the entirety of the argument lie upon.