Are intergovernmental agencies immune to federal law prosecutions?

QUESTIONS PRESENTED 1. Are intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees immune to federal law prosecutions, lawsuits, and sanction regulations of contempt against these governmental entities, and or other punishable justifications, that do not have the immunity protections, if the intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees implemented misconduct, and or infringed upon an individual’s [We the People} RIGHTS (also known as Freedoms and Liberties)? FollowUp Question: Are the governmental entities immune and allowed to violate federal laws, and or policy regulations, that are guided by the Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, and U.S. Constitution? 2. If an intergovernmental agency, organization, or individual governmental employee accepts federal funding, also known as federal money, if suspected and or discovered to possibly abuse, misuse, defraud, and or questionable usage of the federal money, does that constitute federal jurisdiction and punishable federal prosecution as a treasonous action against the oath sworn by those governmental entities? . 3. Does the Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, and U.S. Constitution protect all individuals of this great, and awesome nation of nations, we call the United States of America, from illegal, and misconduct of wrongful search and seizure protections against rogue intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees that violate, and infringe upon individual freedoms that pursuit of liberty, and peaceful happiness? Follow-Up Question: Are intergovernmental entities immune to transparency under the Freedom of Information Act? 4. Can intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees falsify a search warrant to engage in an unlawful search and seizure, that had no evidence of a crime, and that the intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees used a personal interest of conflict to engage in election interference against individuals that were intergovernmental election candidates? 5. Can an intergovernmental entity use unlawful practices to weaponize law enforcement as election interference against an intergovernmental election candidate? 6. Do Sunshine laws apply to intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees that often are suspected, and or operate with illegal, and questionable searches, and seizures, against individuals because of personal conflicts of interest? 7. Does preventing, and or denying, the right to jury trial, whereas intergovernmental agencies, organizations, and or individual governmental employees had violated the rights of the individual, which conflicts with the guarantees of the right to jury trial, as those individual guarantees, are written within the founding words of the Federal Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence? 2