"INVASION" Mob STRIKES Chicago Jail… FRONTLINE Marines IGNORE Judge, SMASH Illegals

Protests and Law Enforcement Actions at ICE Facility [00:00]

• Mobs reportedly attacked a Chicago ICE facility, but were prevented from entering by state police.
• Protesters identified as potentially Antifa, accused of not obeying lawful commands and holding Mexican flags.
• Arrests were made for alleged assaults on law enforcement officers and jumping into designated protest zones.
• Water bottles were reportedly thrown at law enforcement, with the crowd described as hostile.
• Individuals in costumes were observed among the protesters, including one referred to as "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Rioter."

Oh, that's right. Touch and go to jail.

Radicalization of Children and Sanctuary Policies [03:01]

• Protesters are accused of radicalizing children and displaying disrespect for the country and authority.
• A flea market in Chicago was reportedly raided by ICE, leading to a perception among some that something wrong had happened, despite the focus being on individuals breaking laws.
• The actions of "sanctuary mayors" and their alleged misrepresentation of raids are criticized.
• A resident from South Shore expressed frustration with the mayor, questioning what will be done for citizens and accusing the mayor of a "fake black facade" and misusing the police department.

This is the most disgusting thing I think I've ever seen.

Federal Judge's Scrutiny of ICE and Body Camera Policies [06:57]

• A federal judge is reportedly calling out the Trump administration over concerns that ICE agents are ignoring rules.
• Clashes between federal law enforcement and protesters at an ICE facility were a focus of a court hearing.
• A restraining order limits federal agents' use of pepper balls, tear gas, and other crowd control weapons.
• Concerns were raised about the lack of security measures at the deportation hub, with agents allegedly unable to defend themselves.
• Judge Ellis pressed ICE and Border Patrol leaders about body camera rules, noting that much of the video footage is erased.
• It was testified that there is insufficient federal funding for hard drives to store video from the Broadview facility, with footage sometimes erased without directive to save it.
• 201 Border Patrol agents in Chicago now wear body cameras, but many of the 85 ICE officers on the ground do not.

If this judge wants video so bad, look at these red dots on the chest of these state police.

Allegations of Manipulated Crime Statistics [09:37]

• Allegations suggest that Democrat politicians are skewing crime statistics ahead of midterm elections.
• Sources within a party reportedly found that crime stats in cities like Chicago are being presented as declining, while underlying issues persist.
• Examples cited include governors opposing Trump and tweets about falling murder rates in San Francisco.
• The transcript suggests that the Trump administration has been looking into police practices in these cities.
• Rampant evidence is claimed of prosecutors not prosecuting felonies, essentially busting down charges for assault to misdemeanors.

Well, if they're charged with everything they did, then their crimes are going to be at a higher level than if they're not charged.

Consequences of Decriminalization and Lack of Accountability [10:37]

• The practice of charging individuals with misdemeanors instead of more serious offenses leads to crime statistics appearing better artificially.
• A case is mentioned of a knife-wielding individual allegedly let off on an assault charge, busted down to a misdemeanor, and previously released in July.
• This lack of accountability is seen as enabling individuals to commit worse crimes after release.
• The concept of "deci**minalization" is criticized as making zero sense, with the belief that stopping punishment will not magically lead people to change their "evil lifestyle."
• This, combined with "sanctuary mayors" and governors lying about crime, is seen as contributing to radicals attacking ICE facilities.

Well, now the crime stats look better because we are charging somebody with a misdemeanor