ICE Chief: Agents Being Stalked and Harassed in Los Angeles – LAPD Bound by ‘Sanctuary Policies’ Doing Nothing
ICE officers working in Los Angeles are being followed home, harassed on social media and confronted in person while carrying out immigration enforcement, the agency’s local field office director said this week. The post ICE Chief: Agents Being Stalked and Harassed in Los Angeles – LAPD Bound by ‘Sanctuary Policies’ Doing Nothing appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
TL;DR
- ICE officers in Los Angeles are experiencing stalking and harassment, both online and in person.
- Los Angeles' sanctuary policies restrict local police from assisting ICE with civil immigration enforcement.
- These policies force ICE agents to conduct operations in the community, increasing their personal risk and the risk to the public.
- A case is cited where local police released an individual with a removal order, necessitating a riskier street operation by ICE.
- ICE states that local non-cooperation makes their enforcement mission more difficult and dangerous, requiring them to operate without local backup.