Activists against Ice Iena are trying to prevent migrants’ deportations in the Dem-Run state
California’s deportation activists use sirens and noise to warn migrants about immigration and customs implementation (ICE) operations to prevent agents to trigger a border cross from the US
Comes as unidentified activists in the country of the shrine also set the posters They contain the personal information of the ICE and Homeland Security Investigation Officer (HSI) working in the area of Los Angeles and southern California.
On Thursday, a group of about 10 people met at a southern-medical parking lot in Los Angeles before dawn, then scattered in five cars, studying the Ice agencia streets while riding along with them.
Ice activists use sirens and noise to prevent ice. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, Left, Christopher Dilts/Bloomberg via Getty Images, Right.)
ICE activists undermine LA operations, post photos, names and telephone numbers of agents
If they notice the officers of ICE, they hit the record on their phones. They blow sirens. And through the megaphone, they announce that Ice is in the neighborhood. “They are here.”
“We do not use violence. We do not violate any laws. But we will do whatever is legally possible to defend our community,” said Ron Gochez, founder of the Union del Barrio chapter in Los Angeles.
The group also communicates with each other using Walkie-Tolkies. Activists hope that they can prevent and interfere with ICE activities, because the Federal Agency seems to follow the promises of President Trump about mass deportations.
In one clip, previously live recording of the group, a woman, Lupe Carrasco Cardon, records ICE agents near the local target and yells at her noise that agents are present.
Carrasco, a teacher who is a member of the Pro-Migrant Group’s self-defense coalition, said he wanted to stop migrant families from separation.
“So physically, what we do is to create noise and noise just warns like people in the area that something happens outside,” Carrasco told the socket.
“And then if we see that like an agent of ICE or HSI if they are like knocking on the door, we just remind people of their rights. And the rights are not to speak, they do not open the door and ask for an order.”
She said her group is part of a larger coalition of 70 Los Angeles organizations that say they practice speech freedom and remind people of their rights. ICE officers cannot forcibly enter a home without a court order, who rarely have. They were a campaign to ask people to stay inside and not open the door.
On Thursday, the group met in the parking lot of the southern central part of Los Angeles before dawn, then scattered in five cars, studying the streets for ICE as Associated Press rode with them. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
“And so absolutely like we’re not here to protect, you know, criminals or whatever storytelling,” Cardon said. “This is real, really, really about these beautiful people who are very scared at the moment. Their children are very scared. My students come to school with anxiety or come to school at all.”
It is unclear what influence of her group has on ice operations in the area. Fox News Digital reached for Ice and his comment.
On Sunday, Associated Press reported that about 150 volunteers had thrown out in response to rumors of ice operations.
The news is accompanied by activists Poster setting They contain the personal information of the ICE and Homeland Security Investigation Officer (HSI) working in the area of Los Angeles and southern California.
Ron Gochez, a teacher who volunteers with Union del Barrio, an organization that is advocating for immigrants’ rights, is reflected in the side mirror, while on Thursday, February 27, 2025. He is looking for ice activities in the neighborhood in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
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FBI spokesman Los Angeles Shared a statement with Fox News by warning those who interfere with the law of law enforcement surgery could face potential prosecution.
“The FBI protects constitutionally protected rights, including freedom of speech and gathering. However, each individual who interferes with the operation of law enforcement, which potentially threatens the safety of agents for the implementation of the law and the subjects of their investigation, is subject to the investigation and the potential persecution of the Ministry of Justice,” a spokesman said.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
