Crowds clash with federal agents after dozens detained in ICE raids across LA
Crowds clash with federal agents after dozens detained in ICE raids across LA
Immigration enforcement agents carried out raids in Los Angeles, prompting gatherings of protesters who at one point clashed with authorities.
Immigration enforcement agents carried out raids in Los Angeles Friday, prompting gatherings of protesters who at one point clashed with authorities.
At one scene in downtown Los Angeles, a crowd of people tried to prevent authorities from leaving in vans after multiple people were detained.
Protesters could be seen throwing objects at the vehicles, while others tried to block the vans from leaving. One person was nearly run over when they fell to the ground after getting in front of one of the vehicles.
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ICE will eventually roll into the wrong neighborhood.
There hasn’t been an incident like that yet because they are too scared to do anything but go after the least likely to fight back, fucking cowards. They don’t even pretend to be focusing on criminals anymore
All neighborhoods they roll into should be the wrong ones for them.
I hope they get to the “find out” part soon for being bottom feeding scum
They’re way too pussy to go into any of those neighborhoods
How much do you want to bet that "crowds clash with federal agents" is copaganda for "ICE agents attack nonviolent protesters" and that "could be seen throwing objects at the vehicles" entails no violence towards humans, unlike that of the cops?
#ACAB
With all these raids, is ICE doing anything at all that resembles prosecution of the sweatshop owners who hired these so-called "criminals"? (Who we know are just folks making clothes for a living)
I think I know the answer. After all it's just a rigged numbers game, that's also why they're deporting legal immigrants and citizens and people who show up to court for their green cards. In fact they probably hope the owners find new employees for them to cart away next month. It's much easier than finding any cartel members.
This shit again? Didn't the LAPD learn this lesson the hard way in 1992?