Clueless: Protesters Target Drug Bust,
Thinking It's an ICE Raid
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 6/13/2025 5:42:54 PM
On Wednesday, a massive raid by law enforcement on a house in Arizona uncovered an illegal alien cartel member hiding, along with a pile of drugs and several guns. It would have gone off much more smoothly, except that the raid caught the attention of some local nincompoops who thought an ICE raid was in progress, leading them to start a protest. Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple properly identified the protesters as "idiots." They should have put this protest on ice. A massive raid on a suspected cartel member found in Arizona with a huge stockpile of drugs and guns was interrupted by “idiots”
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The mob attacked federal officers, including border-patrol agents, with rocks and Molotov cocktails.
They burned cars.
They smashed street lights.
They ransacked buildings.
They drove vehicles at the officers.
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food stamp cut 20 replies
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In the post on Friday on X, the DHS responded to the LA market's report about the Immigration and Customs Enforcement raid and headline that read "DHS Secretary Kristi Noem attends ICE raid at home of pregnant L.A. County mother."
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After She Asks Him to Interfere With ICE Raids 3 replies
After She Asks Him to Interfere With ICE Raids 3 replies
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On Wednesday, a massive raid by law enforcement on a house in Arizona uncovered an illegal alien cartel member hiding, along with a pile of drugs and several guns. It would have gone off much more smoothly, except that the raid caught the attention of some local nincompoops who thought an ICE raid was in progress, leading them to start a protest.
Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple properly identified the protesters as "idiots."
They should have put this protest on ice.
A massive raid on a suspected cartel member found in Arizona with a huge stockpile of drugs and guns was interrupted by “idiots”
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Bass and Newsom have had particularly horrific takes on the anti-ICE, pro-illegal immigration, and even pro-terrorist riots in Los Angeles. [Tweets]
The letter to the DOJ referenced the violence employed by rioters in LA,
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in response to nuclear site strikes, IDF confirms 18 replies
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We saw things get started early with anti-ICE protests in a variety of locations, including at the Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark on Thursday and Friday. Also on Friday, there was action at the U.S. Capitol. People were protesting at the Supreme Court. But then, as they were leaving, they allegedly pushed past the barriers the police were setting up to keep protesters away. Also on Friday, there was action at the U.S. Capitol. People were protesting at the Supreme Court. But then, as they were leaving, they allegedly pushed past the barriers the
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Morons on parade!! Nothing like showing God and everyone how ignorant you are!!!