Activists in the Los Angeles area have Doxxed immigrant and customs enforcement agents operating nearby, with border area Tom Homan pursuing criminal prosecution.
Bill Melgin of Fox News Share Earlier this week, a photo from a poster showing ice and homeland security investigators and their names and phone numbers.
“This should be uncontroversial.”
He explained that the bulletin posted around Southern California was roughly translated from Spanish to read “Watch These Faces.”
“These armed agents work in Southern California. Ice and HSI racially terrorize and criminalize the entire community with policy. They lure people out of their homes and streets, separating their families and communities.
The poster warned that law enforcement agents are expected to carry out some kind of operation last Sunday.
“An anti-ice activists who have recently disrupted live streaming ice operations in the LA area have posted a poster with SoCal Ice & HSI agents revealing their face, name and phone number. The ice is said to be aware and investigating,” explained Melgin. “It's unclear which activist groups are posting these.”
Wednesday, Homan address The Doxxing plot for “Fox & Friends” states that the poster “crossed the line.”
Homan pointed out that due to the ongoing threat of death, he has 24/7 security around his home.
“I know what it's like to be doxed,” he told Fox News. “These agents don't deserve it. They put guns on their waists and wear Kevlar vests every day, trying to make the community safer.”
He reiterated that current deportation efforts “focus on the worst and worst.”
Homan said he has scheduled a meeting with Justice Department officials to determine what he can do about Doxx activists blocking Ice operations.
“I think it crossed the boundary of being obstructed by federal law enforcement officials in the performance of their duties. So we hope we can find who these people are and we can criminally prosecute them,” he added.
A Los Angeles spokesman told Fox News, “The FBI protects constitutional rights, including freedom of speech and Congress, but individuals who interfere with law enforcement operations that could threaten the safety of law enforcement operations are subject to investigations and potential prosecutions by the Department of Justice.”
Earlier this week, DHS spokesman I said Fox News is the news that activist attempts “have targeted behind our law enforcement when they lure MS-13, Tren de Aragua, and other vicious gangs that cross women and children, ransoms, and poison Americans with deadly drugs.”
“These individuals are responsible for obstructing law and justice. This should not be controversial,” the spokesman added.
The news outlet reported that Anti-ICE activists on Sunday disrupted the activities of federal law enforcement agencies, including the ICE, the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Agency. ICE said the operation was not an attack.
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