If these unhinged zealots want to play revolution in the streets, then the state needs to respond like an adult with handcuffs and a database — not “restorative circles” and ankle-bracelet poetry hour.
Anyone arrested for rioting, storming federal buildings, blocking ICE operations, threatening agents, surrounding buses, sabotaging equipment, or interfering with federal enforcement should be logged, tracked, flagged, and charged — because these aren’t “protesters.” They are criminals committing federal-level offences while pretending their tantrum is civil rights activism.
They do this because the Democrats have spent years pumping extremist propaganda about ICE being “Nazis,” “Gestapo,” and “slave patrols,” creating a deranged moral licence for violence. When your own elected officials spend every waking minute demonising the people tasked with enforcing the law, you get mobs who genuinely believe attacking a federal officer is noble. It isn’t. It’s a felony.
THE CRIMES BEING COMMITTED — AND THE PENALTIES THEY’RE PRETENDING DON’T EXIST
Below are the actual offences these clowns are racking up while chanting slogans they don’t understand:
1. 18 U.S.C. § 111 — Assaulting, Resisting, or Impeding Federal Officers
Crime:
• Physically attacking an ICE agent
• Blocking operations
• Surrounding vehicles
• Grabbing equipment
• Throwing objects
• Interfering with arrests or detentions
Penalty:
• Up to 8 years
• Up to 20 years if they use a deadly weapon or cause injury
2. 18 U.S.C. § 372 — Conspiracy to Impede or Injure a Federal Officer
Crime:
• Organising online to obstruct ICE
• Planning blockades
• Coordinated harassment
• Group efforts to shut down field offices
Penalty:
• Up to 6 years
• Fines
3. 18 U.S.C. § 231 — Civil Disorder
Crime:
• Rioting
• Destroying property during protests
• Interfering with law enforcement during civil unrest
Penalty:
• Up to 5 years
4. 18 U.S.C. § 1361 — Destruction of Federal Property
Crime:
• Damaging ICE vehicles
• Destroying security cameras
• Smashing windows
• Tagging buildings
• Sabotaging equipment
Penalty:
• If damage over $1,000 → Up to 10 years
• If under → Up to 1 year
5. 18 U.S.C. § 1505 — Obstruction of Federal Proceedings
Crime:
• Interfering with immigration investigations
• Harassing witnesses or informants
• Attempting to derail enforcement operations
Penalty:
• Up to 5 years
• More if tied to corruption
6. 8 U.S.C. § 1324 — Encouraging or Aiding Illegal Immigration
Crime:
• Helping individuals evade ICE
• Blocking detention transport
• Interfering to allow escape
Penalty:
• Up to 10 years
• Up to Life if it results in death
7. 18 U.S.C. § 875 & § 876 — Threats to Federal Personnel
Crime:
• Online threats
• Doxxing agents
• Sending threatening messages
• “We know where you live” nonsense
Penalty:
• Up to 5 years per threat
• More if weapons involved
THE DATABASE: WHAT IT SHOULD TRACK
A sane government would maintain a permanent record including:
• Name
• Known aliases
• Social media accounts used for coordination
• Prior arrests
• Group affiliations
• Video footage links
• Specific statutes violated
• Case outcomes
• Bail/bond history
• Repeat-offender flags
ICE, DHS, FBI, and local PD should be able to pull up these individuals in seconds.
Violent offenders get fast-track federal prosecution.
Repeat offenders get sentencing enhancements.
And if someone builds a pattern of interfering with federal operations?
They shouldn’t just be in a database — they should be in federal prison.
BOTTOM LINE
These people aren’t confused. They’ve been radicalised by a political party and media ecosystem that actively tells them ICE officers are monsters and law-breaking is morally righteous. They act like they’re “resisting fascism” while committing textbook federal felonies.
If they want to cross the line into criminal interference with federal enforcement, then the state should cross the line into consequences — arrests, tracking, prosecution, and long stays in facilities where they can shout slogans into the wall.
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