Why do Trump-hating Democrats obstruct federal officers in the performance of their duties?
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During a targeted immigration enforcement operation, a U.S. citizen exited his vehicle WIELDING A HAMMER and THREW ROCKS at law enforcement while he had a child in his car.
He was arrested for assault, and during his arrest a pistol was found in his car, that is reported stolen out of the state of New York.
The individual has an active warrant for property damage.
We refuse to apologize for enforcing the law.
The operation resulted in the arrest of 5 illegal aliens from Mexico and Guatemala who were all breaking our nation’s immigration laws. Their criminal histories include DUI, driving without a license, and previously removal, which is a felony.
Naturally, the Trump-hating Democrats at the failing New York Times blamed the officers who were assaulted by an obstructionist Trump-hater, and they are confident that low-information Trump-hating Democrats are too lazy to fact-check them; besides, Trump-hating Democrats tend to depend on other Trump-hating Democrats to do their fact-checking for them. Lies on a silver platter.
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He was arrested for assault, and during his arrest a pistol was found in his car, that is reported stolen out of the state of New York.
The individual has an active warrant for property damage.
We refuse to apologize for enforcing the law.
The operation resulted in the arrest of 5 illegal aliens from Mexico and Guatemala who were all breaking our nation’s immigration laws. Their criminal histories include DUI, driving without a license, and previously removal, which is a felony.
Naturally, the Trump-hating Democrats at the failing New York Times blamed the officers who were assaulted by an obstructionist Trump-hater, and they are confident that low-information Trump-hating Democrats are too lazy to fact-check them; besides, Trump-hating Democrats tend to depend on other Trump-hating Democrats to do their fact-checking for them. Lies on a silver platter.
View: https://x.com/DHSgov/status/1987209653701251144?s=20
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
"Funny, you keep leaving out key facts including several shots fired at agents by a suspect, violent mobs throwing bricks, and assaultive subjects. We still managed to apprehend illegal aliens today in Little Village. More to come."
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T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
Cuba won't take them. But Johnson Atoll seems like a nice place to send them. It's only a 1500-mile swim to escape.
Who told you that?
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
I think shooting the violent protesters throwing stuff and certainly anyone who fires on police, would fix a lot of these problems.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
That's long been the case. Cuba won't take back all the criminals, mentally ill, and other assorted scum they dumped on the US.
The U.S. will deport a Cuban to Mexico because Cuba refuses to accept him
The judicial decision highlights the gaps in the immigration system when the country of origin refuses repatriation and contradicts the official narrative from Havana regarding its willingness to accept deportees.
en.cibercuba.com
Melugin also emphasizes that ICE data provides an official list of "recalcitrant" countries that refuse to accept their deported citizens back and do not cooperate with the United States. Among these are Cuba, Bhutan, Myanmar, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Hong Kong, India, Iran, Laos, Pakistan, China, Russia, Somalia, and Venezuela.
Over 42,000 Cubans Face Deportation Orders in the U.S., But Cuban Regime Refuses to Take Them Back
According to internal data from ICE obtained by Fox News, more than 42,000 Cubans have received deportation orders in the United States, yet the Cuban...
www.cubaheadlines.com
Cuba no longer accepts its own citizens who are deported from the United States
While most Cubans who arrive at the United States land border enter a process of political asylum, those who are intercepted at sea are often deported immediately. But their country won't accept them back.
www.infobae.com
U.S.-Cuba migration accords (dating to 1984, updated in 1994–1995 and 2017) require Cuba to repatriate its nationals in many cases, and the U.S. to limit irregular migration. Under the 2017 deal (finalized under Obama), Cuba agreed to accept recent arrivals and others on a case-by-case basis.
Since 2023, cooperation has increased. Deportation flights resumed, typically 1 per month (sometimes more), carrying 60–160 people each.
In 2025 alone, nearly 1,000 Cuban national have been deported to their homeland so far.
Cuba still selectively refuses those with serious criminal records in Cuba or deemed "undesirable" because they oppose socialist rule.
When Cuba refuses, the U.S. sometimes deports to third countries (e.g., Mexico).
But under current accords and 2025 practices, it generally accepts routine deportation flights. Refusal is the exception, not the rule.
ziggy
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Today, U.S. Border Patrol was conducting immigration enforcement operations near 26th Street and Kedzie Avenue in Chicago, Illinois, when an unknown male driving a black Jeep fired shots at agents and fled the scene. An unknown number of agitators also threw a paint can and bricks at Border Patrol’s vehicles. Chicago Police Department was called for assistance and cleared the scene. The shooter and vehicle remain at large, and this is a dynamic situation.
This incident is not isolated and reflects a growing and dangerous trend of violence and obstruction. Over the past two months, we’ve seen an increase in assaults and obstruction targeting federal law enforcement during operations. These confrontations highlight the dangers our agents face daily and the escalating aggression toward law enforcement. The violence must end.
View: https://x.com/DHSgov/status/1987240542833680566?t=XYG0yTOheTGB_3ZZBeFQZg&s=19
This incident is not isolated and reflects a growing and dangerous trend of violence and obstruction. Over the past two months, we’ve seen an increase in assaults and obstruction targeting federal law enforcement during operations. These confrontations highlight the dangers our agents face daily and the escalating aggression toward law enforcement. The violence must end.
View: https://x.com/DHSgov/status/1987240542833680566?t=XYG0yTOheTGB_3ZZBeFQZg&s=19