DHS comes out in the politicians, the demonstrators, to disrupt the ice process

to divide Internal security JB Pritzker, the governor of Illinois, criticizes his failure to respond to chaotic ice control work in a suburb of Chicago, who forced the federal authorities to spread tear gas and other non -deadly measures.

In a statement on Monday, the administration claimed that the police “under the leadership of the JB Pritzker Reserve Reserve refused to answer multiple invitations to help.”

Fox News digital I mentioned last Friday Federal officials clashed with a group of demonstrators who were preventing ice vehicles from entering and leaving a processor in Broadview, Elliwi.

The Ministry of National Security has described the demonstrators that the demonstrators “rioters” and have said that so far, the implementation of federal law 16 of the rioters. The agency said, “The rioters and politicians who have fill out the law enforcement, threw tear gas boxes, rocks, bottles, fireworks, and cut tires, banned the entrance to the building, and assaulting private property,” the agency said. DHS said that rioters also assaulted law enforcement officials.

“It is completely wrong to suggest that the state or local municipalities hinder federal officials.”

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Hill said: “The state has not received multiple invitations to help from the federal government and will remind them of the importance of coordination with local law enforcement to protect public safety,” Hill said. He added: “The ruler Pritzker was clear that violence is unacceptable and that everyone needed to follow the law, which includes federal agents who respect the constitutional rights of peaceful protest.”

“The media needs extreme caution before reporting what the Trump administration says, given its record of lies, lack of transparency, and failure to coordinate with law enforcement and local state,” said Hill.

The DHS statement said that the protest disrupted a process targeting “some of the worst – including criminals convicted of drug smuggling, homeless abuse, drinking, driving, and assault”, who are treated in the facility.

The agency highlighted some Illegitis Those who are treated when the protest erupted.

Among them was Andres Ventura Avaldo, an illegal criminal and Mexican citizen, the agency said that he was previously arrested on charges of a only identity document and domestic violence.

Another, Alberto Baron, another Mexican citizen, was previously removed from the United States in 2014 and was convicted of local battery twice, according to the Ministry of National Security.

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Irwin Jose Roa Mustava, an illegal foreigner from the Dominican Republic, was also treated in the facility after he acknowledged that he was guilty of charges of accusations and intention to distribute a material subject to control and possess the structure of the distribution of fentanel.

The Ministry of National Security said that ICE was also treating another alleged drug smuggler, IBIS Alberto Testa Nunez, from Mexico, who was previously arrested by the drug control department to possess cocaine and possess the purpose of distribution.

Two others, Salvador Al -Kantar Al Alansar, of Mexico, were arrested due to the only identity document, assaulting others ’property and assault, and Carlos Eduardo Chavez Cardinas, from Bolivia, was convicted by the only identity document and drug possession, according to the Ministry of National Security.

“These hideous criminals, including local aggressors, drug stores, violent perpetrators, and drivers are drunk, are some of the illegal foreigners detained at the ICE BroadView Treatment Center,” said Assistant Minister of National Security, Tricia McLulin, said.

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“These rioters in Illinois are fighting to preserve usurpers, murderers and other violent criminals in the streets of Illinois,” McLeulin said. “Instead of riots, they should thank ice officers who wake up every day and make our societies safer.”

This comes at a time when the Ministry of National Security says that ICE officials are facing an increase in attacks by more than 1,000 percent while carrying out operations throughout Illinois.