New twist for deportation opponents: sanctuary in the streets (illegal, law, USA)

[Packard fan]

Last year, about 65 members of local faith communities volunteered to undergo the training, Pedemonti says. Since the election of President Trump, however, there have been more than 1,300 volunteers, and more than 550 have completed the network training sessions.

Volunteers with more advanced training, Pedemonti says, would also “prayerfully and peacefully try to disrupt the raid” by forming a linked circle around the house or ICE vehicles.

New twist for deportation opponents: sanctuary in the streets - CSMonitor.com

Fools.

If you illegal alien fans are serious: you'd have NO problem getting the MSM out there AND be Ok with being cuffed and stuffed. Game ON.

[Retroit]

Charge them with Obstruction of Justice.

[AnywhereElse]

Hey, when you break the law, you're on your own in my book! At some point, the law on "aiding and abetting" is going to have to be enforced in order to get things to move along smoothly as they should be.

[Cape Cod Todd]

You know their hearts are in the right place with a desire to help people but why can't they help people who are legal citizens?
I'm sure there are plenty of homeless people, drunks, addicts and other people who are down on their luck that need help.

If they obstruct the process by forming a human chain they should be asked to move and if they refuse the ICE officer has the right to put them on the ground and cuff them.
Blocking them is an Obstruction of Justice and they need to be charged.

[doggiedog9]

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