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@PitCarver , exactly!!!!
Why don't you post something rather than just sitting on the sidelines while everyone else does the heavy lifting
C'mon Rob 🤣I was always told if you don't like it somewhere, leave. So if these people are so unhappy with things in America, why don't they just don't back where they came from 🤔
They want the free stuff that they get in the blue states.
Bus Records Expose Over 1,000 Out-of-State Activists Bussed into Los Angeles Ahead of ICE Raids, Tied to Democratic Funding
By Jonathan Gregory
Los Angeles, CA — June 9, 2025
Shocking new evidence has emerged revealing that over 1,000 individuals were transported into Los Angeles just days before the violent protests erupted outside an ICE facility in June 2025. Transportation manifests from multiple charter bus companies show that these trips were organized and funded by activist groups with known ties to the Democratic Party. The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights
(CHIRLA), a prominent organization that received nearly $34 million in government grants during the Biden administration, coordinated a rally against ICE operations targeting undocumented immigrants, including convicted criminals. While CHIRLA denies involvement in violent demonstrations, riots involving over 1,000 people have erupted, prompting President Trump to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops.
Law enforcement sources have confirmed that several individuals detained or arrested during the ICE riots matched names and identifiers from the bus passenger manifests. Investigators noted that many of those arrested had no fixed addresses in the area and had prior involvement in protest activities in other states. One official stated, “We’re seeing patterns that suggest this wasn’t spontaneous. There are strong indicators of organized mobilization with out-of-state participation facilitated by political groups.”
While Democratic Party spokespeople have not confirmed or denied direct involvement, campaign finance records and leaked internal emails suggest that several affiliated organizations contributed to the transportation effort. Critics argue this amounts to incitement, while supporters claim it reflects the party’s commitment to protest immigration enforcement policies. As investigations continue, the situation has sparked a national debate about the line between protected political expression and orchestrated civil disruption.
@newsmax
By Jonathan Gregory
Los Angeles, CA — June 9, 2025
Shocking new evidence has emerged revealing that over 1,000 individuals were transported into Los Angeles just days before the violent protests erupted outside an ICE facility in June 2025. Transportation manifests from multiple charter bus companies show that these trips were organized and funded by activist groups with known ties to the Democratic Party. The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights
(CHIRLA), a prominent organization that received nearly $34 million in government grants during the Biden administration, coordinated a rally against ICE operations targeting undocumented immigrants, including convicted criminals. While CHIRLA denies involvement in violent demonstrations, riots involving over 1,000 people have erupted, prompting President Trump to deploy 2,000 National Guard troops.
Law enforcement sources have confirmed that several individuals detained or arrested during the ICE riots matched names and identifiers from the bus passenger manifests. Investigators noted that many of those arrested had no fixed addresses in the area and had prior involvement in protest activities in other states. One official stated, “We’re seeing patterns that suggest this wasn’t spontaneous. There are strong indicators of organized mobilization with out-of-state participation facilitated by political groups.”
While Democratic Party spokespeople have not confirmed or denied direct involvement, campaign finance records and leaked internal emails suggest that several affiliated organizations contributed to the transportation effort. Critics argue this amounts to incitement, while supporters claim it reflects the party’s commitment to protest immigration enforcement policies. As investigations continue, the situation has sparked a national debate about the line between protected political expression and orchestrated civil disruption.
@newsmax
These were all "peaceful" activists, according to the democrats in charge.
Not to mention the looting, brick and rock throwing, and spitting on from the "peaceful" protesters...
Not to mention the looting, brick and rock throwing, and spitting on from the "peaceful" protesters...
Being a moderator, I'm supposed to be a neutral observer. Between you and me, I'm far from neutral, in this. BUT, I have to play fair in order to moderate well.Why don't you post something rather than just sitting on the sidelines while everyone else does the heavy lifting
I was always told if you don't like it somewhere, leave. So if these people are so unhappy with things in America, why don't they just don't back where they came from 🤔
