The brochures that display names, pictures and phone numbers appeared from immigration and customs enforcement agents (ICE) in the southern California neighborhood.
Many federal law enforcement sources confirmed to the Fox News correspondent Bill Milgin have been confirmed that anti -ice activists, who interfere in ICE operations in the Los Angeles area in recent days, are now began to put posters that offer personal information to Ice and Internal Security Investigative officers ( HSI) They work in the Los Angeles and South California region.
The stickers, which were written in Spanish, translate into a “careful reading with these faces.”
“These armed agents work in southern California. Ice and HSI are racist and criminalize the entire societies with their policies. They kidnap people from their homes and from the streets, separate families and break societies. Many people have died while imprisoning prisons, prisons and detention centers.”
It is unclear any activist group that puts these stickers, but ICE officials said they are familiar with and achieved.
“These compassionate activists put targets on our law enforcement during the protection of the MS-13 and Tren de Aragua and other evil gangs that pass through women and children, kidnapping for ransom and American toxins suffering from deadly drugs,” said DHS spokesman) said. Fox News in a statement.
“These individuals will be held accountable for obstructing the law and justice. This should not be controversial.”
A spokesman for the Los Angeles FBI also participated in a statement with Fox News, who warns those who interfere in law enforcement may face potential prosecution.
“The FBI constitutionally protects the rights of protected rights, including freedom of expression and gathering. However, any individual impedes law enforcement, which is likely to threaten the safety of law enforcement agents and their investigations, is subject to investigation and possible prosecution by the Ministry of Justice.”
This comes at a time when anti -immigration activists disrupted the process of planning multi -agent agency, including ice, drug control management, and federal agents office on Sunday afternoon.
Ice officials said the operation was part of the investigations targeting criminals, and it was not a raid.
