In Los Angeles yesterday rioters surrounded an ICE facility and attempted to prevent arrests of illegal aliens in the city.
One of the people arrested was the president of SEIU California.
This is the SEIU's side of the story:
Let’s be clear: ICE injured and detained the president of SEIU California for peacefully observing.
— SEIU California (@seiucalifornia) June 6, 2025
ICE picked the wrong side. The wrong state. The wrong person. and the wrong union. David Huerta stood up. And 750,000 SEIU workers are standing with him.https://t.co/WYzt2Bv38I
"Peacefully observing"?
Sounds more like "non-peacefully obstructing justice" to us:
Federal agents were executing a lawful judicial warrant at a LA worksite this morning when David Huerta deliberately obstructed their access by blocking their vehicle. He was arrested for interfering with federal officers and will face arraignment in federal court on Monday. Let… pic.twitter.com/GIFD34LIcF
— U.S. Attorney Bill Essayli (@USAttyEssayli) June 7, 2025
Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer has often said that "no one is above the law," but that has been suspended until further notice.
Now Schumer is defending obstruction of justice:
The Trump administration’s disturbing pattern of arresting and detaining American citizens for exercising their right to free speech and protest is not only sickening—it’s a blatant abuse of power and a stain on our democracy.
— Chuck Schumer (@SenSchumer) June 7, 2025
David Huerta should be released immediately. https://t.co/FtNavf5FGA
What happened to "no one is above the law"? It's a total mystery.
“Peacefully protesting” does not include impeding law enforcement or assaulting police officers.
— Cash Loren (@CashLorenShow) June 7, 2025
It is not a right to obstruct justice
— Eric (@indminded135) June 7, 2025
Lyin' Chuck has made it clear he's fine with it as long as a Democrat is doing the obstructing.
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