Social ICE/deportation protests and riots megathread

Mr Holmes said:
These people must hate democracy. They ought to cut off any federal funding.
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Already IMHO far beyond that. Mayor has allegedly already spoken out - encouraging
and backing the rioting protesters, stating His Police Would Not Get Involved.

Sancturity City Government Forcing Police to let these riots happen baffles TF outta me. There should be an immediate order of Martial Law, using the National Guard with non-lethal force on any and all rioters involved to protect ICE and our citizens.
 
oldshadow said:
And if you use it to try to harm someone in a non self defense manner they are justified in using deadly force to defend themselves.
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so self defense is justified in basically any case of aggression?
 
Jacket time said:
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They all need to be made example
Of and be federally charged at the maximum.

The mayor, who is a communist trained in Cuba, also needs to be made an example of. Sedition via enabling an invasion into the country and obstructing federal law enforcement from dealing with it. Inciting an insurrection
 
cottagecheesefan said:
They all need to be made example
Of and be federally charged at the maximum.

The mayor, who is a communist trained in Cuba, also needs to be made an example of. Sedition via enabling an invasion into the country and obstructing federal law enforcement from dealing with it. Inciting an insurrection
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100% correct about Cuba
 
LA alone has like 1 million illegals.

all of that goes into census data and gives house seats, electoral college votes, etc.

Congress needs to pass something to change that
 

Riot police, anti-ICE protesters square off in Los Angeles after raids​

By Jane Ross and Steve Gorman

  • Unrest sparked by federal immigration enforcement raids
  • Demonstrators seen defacing federal building, hurling concrete
  • Police respond with tear gas, pepper spray
LOS ANGELES, June 6 (Reuters) - Helmeted police in riot gear turned out on Friday evening in a tense confrontation with protesters in downtown Los Angeles, after a day of federal immigration raids in which dozens of people across the city were reported to be taken into custody.

Live Reuters video showed Los Angeles Police Department officers lined up on a downtown street wielding batons and what appeared to be tear gas rifles, facing off with demonstrators after authorities had ordered crowds of protesters to disperse around nightfall.
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Early in the standoff, some protesters hurled chunks of broken concrete toward officers, and police responded by firing volleys of tear gas and pepper spray. Police also fired "flash-bang" concussion rounds. It was not clear whether there were any immediate arrests.

An LAPD spokesperson, Drake Madison, told Reuters that police on the scene had declared an unlawful assembly, meaning that those who failed to leave the area were subject to arrest.

Television news footage earlier in the day showed caravans of unmarked military-style vehicles and vans loaded with uniformed federal agents streaming through Los Angeles streets as part of the immigration enforcement operation.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents targeted several locations, including a Home Depot in the city's Wetlake District, an apparel store in the Fashion District and a clothing warehouse in South Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles City News Service (CNS).

CNS and other local media reported dozens of people were taken into custody during the raids, the latest in a series of such sweeps conducted in a number of cities as part of President Donald Trump's extensive crackdown on illegal immigration.

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The Republican president has vowed to arrest and deport undocumented migrants in record numbers.

The LAPD did not take part in the immigration enforcement action. It was deployed to quell civil unrest after crowds protesting the deportation raids spray-painted anti-ICE slogans on the walls of a federal court building and massed outside a nearby jail where some of the detainees were believed to be held.

Impromptu demonstrations had also erupted at some of the raid locations earlier in the day. One organized labor executive, David Huerta, president of the Service Employees International Union of California, was injured and detained by ICE at one site, according to an SEIU statement.

The union said Huerta was arrested "while exercising his First Amendment right to observe and document law enforcement activity."

No details about the nature or severity of Huerta's injury were given. It was not clear whether he was charged with a crime.

ICE did not immediately respond to a request from Reuters for information about its enforcement actions or Huerta's detention.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement condemning the immigration raids, saying, "these tactics sow terror in our communities and disrupt basic principles of safety in our city."

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/ri...quare-off-los-angeles-after-raids-2025-06-07/
 
KAZSoliloquy said:
so self defense is justified in basically any case of aggression?
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If you are in fear of your life or great bodily harm. Throwing rocks at someone meets that definition. Other weapons meet that criteria also.

If you pick up an ink pin and say it going to stab you with it and start toward me once you are within a reasonable distance I can use deadly force to stop you. In a large number of states I have no duty to retreat.

You throw rocks at a law enforcement person or a civilian its the same requirement.
 
LeonardoBjj said:

Riot police, anti-ICE protesters square off in Los Angeles after raids​

By Jane Ross and Steve Gorman

  • Unrest sparked by federal immigration enforcement raids
  • Demonstrators seen defacing federal building, hurling concrete
  • Police respond with tear gas, pepper spray
LOS ANGELES, June 6 (Reuters) - Helmeted police in riot gear turned out on Friday evening in a tense confrontation with protesters in downtown Los Angeles, after a day of federal immigration raids in which dozens of people across the city were reported to be taken into custody.

Live Reuters video showed Los Angeles Police Department officers lined up on a downtown street wielding batons and what appeared to be tear gas rifles, facing off with demonstrators after authorities had ordered crowds of protesters to disperse around nightfall.
BzbkYBUCQAAkmd3.jpg

Early in the standoff, some protesters hurled chunks of broken concrete toward officers, and police responded by firing volleys of tear gas and pepper spray. Police also fired "flash-bang" concussion rounds. It was not clear whether there were any immediate arrests.

An LAPD spokesperson, Drake Madison, told Reuters that police on the scene had declared an unlawful assembly, meaning that those who failed to leave the area were subject to arrest.

Television news footage earlier in the day showed caravans of unmarked military-style vehicles and vans loaded with uniformed federal agents streaming through Los Angeles streets as part of the immigration enforcement operation.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents targeted several locations, including a Home Depot in the city's Wetlake District, an apparel store in the Fashion District and a clothing warehouse in South Los Angeles, according to the Los Angeles City News Service (CNS).

CNS and other local media reported dozens of people were taken into custody during the raids, the latest in a series of such sweeps conducted in a number of cities as part of President Donald Trump's extensive crackdown on illegal immigration.

EZO2LGGU0AEEpLp.jpg

The Republican president has vowed to arrest and deport undocumented migrants in record numbers.

The LAPD did not take part in the immigration enforcement action. It was deployed to quell civil unrest after crowds protesting the deportation raids spray-painted anti-ICE slogans on the walls of a federal court building and massed outside a nearby jail where some of the detainees were believed to be held.

Impromptu demonstrations had also erupted at some of the raid locations earlier in the day. One organized labor executive, David Huerta, president of the Service Employees International Union of California, was injured and detained by ICE at one site, according to an SEIU statement.

The union said Huerta was arrested "while exercising his First Amendment right to observe and document law enforcement activity."

No details about the nature or severity of Huerta's injury were given. It was not clear whether he was charged with a crime.

ICE did not immediately respond to a request from Reuters for information about its enforcement actions or Huerta's detention.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass issued a statement condemning the immigration raids, saying, "these tactics sow terror in our communities and disrupt basic principles of safety in our city."

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/ri...quare-off-los-angeles-after-raids-2025-06-07/
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First amendment doesn’t including blocking a vehicle that is carrying out federal Law. That is criminal obstruction. Charge this person that advocates for illegal workers who lower wages and make working Americans rent and home prices go up. If your business needs illegals who are not insured, not given workers rights, paid under the table, than your business sucks.

In fact, anyone in charge of an organization that unionizes illegals should be investigated to begin with. Literally conspiracy to break the law (immigration law)

 
God bless all the protesters fighting off the secret police and protecting their community.
 
Confucamus said:
There's no salary that would entice me to be a police officer. Dealing with people like this are the worst.
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Cops are Sanctuary City Forced to stand down. This should be dealt with severely with Martial Law declared, National Guard in place and Newsome, Huerta & L A Mayor Karen Bass jailed for supporting this violence and allowing these F'n animals to riot.

MSM showing these clips, Imagine what the scumbag news is hiding.



 
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