ICE agents make arrests at courthouses, sparking backlash from prosecutors and attorneys

[rangerrebew]

    ICE agents make arrests at courthouses, sparking backlash from prosecutors and attorneys

    March 15, 2017



    Octavio Chaidez was walking out of a Pasadena courtroom with a client last month when four men jumped up from a hallway bench and rushed toward them.

    The men asked his client’s name. Then they pulled out badges.

    “They say, ‘You’re Mr. So and So?’ and he says, ‘Yes,’ ” Chaidez said. “They show him a badge, and they say, ‘We’re from Immigration and Customs,’ and they took him in.”
 

    http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/l...315-story.html

[thackney]

working link:

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-ice-courthouse-arrests-20170315-story.html

[SZonian]

These pukes feel emboldened because they've been allowed to spit in the face of the law for too many years...besides, those bastards do a pretty damned good job of insulating themselves from the fallout and impact of their actions as well when some POS criminal alien murders, rapes or kills an American.

Using the argument of "non-violent" to shut down the enforcement efforts.

Eff 'em, ICE needs to come down even harder and charge anyone with aiding and abetting if they try to impede or get in the way. 

RULE OF LAW is the only thing that will save this Republic.  It's not about being "fair" (libtard usage)...it's about being JUST.

[Fishrrman]

"ICE agents make arrests at courthouses, sparking backlash from prosecutors and attorneys"

A courthouse?
Where better than to make an arrest?

Turn the perp around and march him right into the adjacent immigration courtroom!