Re: LA activits are doxxing ICE agents - as they try to break up deportation raids

On 3/18/2025 5:52 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
> https://nypost.com/2025/02/25/us-news/anti-ice-activists-disrupt-la-
> operations-post-photos-names-and-phone-numbers-of-agents/
> 
> Activists in Los Angeles are posting the names, photos and personal
> information of ICE agents — and are warning neighborhoods about impending
> raids, federal sources said.
> 
> As Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) ramps up deportation efforts
> of illegal migrants in Southern California, flyers with photos of agents’
> faces have appeared with claims that they “racially terrorize” local
> communities, agency sources told The Post.
> 
> “CAREFUL WITH THESE FACES,” the flyers say, in Spanish. “They kidnap
> people from their homes and the streets, separating families and tearing
> apart communities. Many people have died while locked up in jails,
> prisons, and detention centers.”
> 
> The Department of Homeland Security was quick to hit back at the efforts
> of activists, saying they endangered the lives of law enforcement officers
> who are carrying out their duties.
> 
> “These pathetic activists are putting targets on the backs of our law
> enforcement as they shield MS-13, Tren De Aragua and other vicious gangs
> that traffic women and children, kidnap for ransom and poison Americans
> with lethal drugs,” a Department of Homeland Security spokesperson told
> Fox News.
> 
> An ICE source told The Post, ““The administration needs to be more
> aggressive about these groups, which are putting agents’ safety in
> jeopardy.”
> 
> It’s unknown posted the flyers, but anti-ICE activists have hit the
> streets in force since an agency leak revealed plans for a citywide
> deportation blitz at the end of this month.
> 
> Activists have been patrolling migrant neighborhoods on the lookout for
> ICE agents and warning locals of impending sweeps.
> 
> Ron Gochez of grassroots activist group Unión del Barrio told Spectrum
> News that a force of around 150 volunteers have been “combing the streets
> of Los Angeles, looking for any ICE activity” and claimed that his group
> thwarted at least two raids last week.
> 
> “We alert people with megaphones. That works. The megaphones wake up the
> people, they let them know what’s happening,” Gochez told the outlet.
> 
> Unión del Barrio is just one of more than 50 activist groups within the
> “Community Self-Defense Coalition.”
> 
> That coalition has worked to block federal operations for years, yet as
> ICE brings President Donald Trump’s deportation raids to the City of
> Angels, the agency will have no shortage of targets.
> 
> Los Angeles County hosts more than 800,000 “undocumented” migrants, and
> where one in five Angelenos are either undocumented or live with someone
> who is, according to county data.
> 
> 

When Proposition 187 was thwarted by the ACLU and activist judges, this 
was the inevitable result.  IIRC, California Grey Davis refused to 
appeal a lower court ruling that PROP 187 was unconstitutional, which 
was a huge mistake.  Orange County went in short order from being a 
conservative, Republican stronghold to a majority illegal alien county 
that votes Democrat.  California went from 90 percent white to a white 
minority state within a decade.  A Mexican Exclusion Act would go a long 
way toward righting the damage dome by the ACLU and activist judges who 
want the Great Replacement to continue.