Violent anti-ice protests in LA and NYC. Officials condemn Democrats rhetoric

Federal officials are urging Democratic politicians to ease “dangerous” rhetoric about immigration and customs enforcement agents after violent protests and disorderly demonstrations broke out over the weekend in Los Angeles. New York City.

Multiple people were detained by immigration agents on Friday as seven locations Los Angeles It was attacked.

This resulted in violent protests throughout the county, including attempts to break into buildings in the Loibal Federation.

A few hours later, Los Angeles Police Station (LAPD) declared illegal parliament and issued citywide tactical alerts.

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Ministry of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a statement on Saturday, noting that it took LAPD two hours to respond to the Loibal building despite multiple calls.

“Last night, more than 1,000 mobs surrounded federal law enforcement buildings, attacked ice law enforcement officials, cut tires, damaged buildings and assaulted taxpayer-funded property,” according to the DHS. “Our Ice implementation Officers are facing a 413% increase in assaults against them. Oddly, these days, the Ice Officers family is Dox(X)ED and is being targeted. ”

Officials said the Los Angeles riots and attacks on ice agents came after becoming a Democratic politician, including New York Representative Haquem Jeffries, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, Minnesota Gov. Tim Waltz and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass.

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“The violent targeting of Los Angeles law enforcement by the Lawless mob is despicable, and Mayor Bass and Governor Newsom need to end it,” Deputy Director Tricia McLaughlin wrote in a statement. “The ice men and women have breathed life into protecting and protecting the lives of American citizens. Sanctuary Politicians It’s beyond the pale. This violence against the ice must end. ”

According to DHS, this week’s ICE operation in LA has arrested 118 illegal immigrants, including five gang members and gang members with previous criminal history of drug trafficking, assault, child atrocities, domestic violence, robbery and foreign smuggling, according to the DHS.

Nationwide, 2,000 illegal immigrants were arrested this week.

DHS secretary Kristi Noem took him to X with the protesters’ strong on Saturday afternoon.

“A message to La Rioters: You will not stop us or slow us down,” Noem wrote in the post. “@icegov The law will continue to be enforced. And if you place your hand on a law enforcement officer, you will be charged to the fullest extent of the law. ”

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Acting Ice Director Todd Lyons described what happened in Los Angeles on Friday as “horrifying.”

“When the mob attacked federal ice and law enforcement officials on LA Street, Mayor Bus took a more chaos and lawless side to law enforcement,” Lions wrote in a statement. “These violent riots will be held liable for any injuring federal officials and not making mistakes. ICE will continue to enforce immigration laws in our country and arrest illegal aliens.

“I think sanctuary politicians will remember that our efforts only put their community, law enforcement officers and detainees they claim to support.”

LAPD officials did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.

On Saturday, tear gas was deployed near Home Depot in Paramount, California, and ice agents allegedly raided.

The LA County Sheriff’s Office told Fox News Digital that its officials responded to the 6400 block of Paramount Boulevard around 11am local time, gathering in the area and responding to block traffic.

“We remind the public to exercise their right to peacefully protest, respecting the safety of all community members,” the agency wrote in a statement in Fox News Digital. “Our main responsibility is to ensure public safety for all individuals (both residents and bystanders) in attendance by addressing potential safety concerns while supporting safe and legitimate expressions of the right to amendment.”

US Border Patrol Chief Michael W. Banks announced that “several” arrests have been made for assault on federal agents in X.

“Attacks on our agents and officers are unacceptable,” Banks wrote in the Post. “You’ll be arrested and the federal government will be charged.”

A military helicopter was also found in response to the scene.

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In New York, anti-ice protesters gathered outside the Jacobs Javitz Federal Building in lower Manhattan, trying to stop the van from leaving the facility, reportedly.

New York City Police (NYPD) He told Fox News Digital about noon on Saturday, police responded to a 911 call about a disorderly group in front of the building.

When officers arrived, they sat on the road, blocking traffic and spotted multiple people.

“The protesters were verbally instructed to clear the roads multiple times and did not comply,” NYPD officials said.

Five people were detained and subpoenas were issued.

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“Over the New York City federal law enforcement building, more than 150 people erupted, intervening with ICE’s immigration enforcement operations,” DHS wrote in a statement Saturday night. “Thankfully, unlike Los Angeles, the local police department responded to the riots quickly. So far, the NYPD has made five arrests. The message from the Nem secretary is clear.

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LA County Fire did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.