No Kings protests turn violent with Leftists targeting DHSI was on-the-ground in Los Angeles when a couple hundred anti-ICE rioters tried to breach the temporary security fence at the Roybal Federal Building...
Help us beat and replace the mainstream media! Support PolitiBrawl by becoming a paid subscriber today:Saturday once again saw Leftists mobilizing en masse for “No Kings” day. While many protests saw their attendance be composed of AARP members, that was not always the case. From outside Chicago to Los Angeles to Portland, Oregon, things turned violent with anti-ICE protesters showing the Trump administration they are still very angry with Homeland Security deporting illegal aliens. The Cook County Sheriff Police made several arrests after anti-ICE protesters blocked the road that leads to the ICE facility in Broadview. Protests up until recently have been muted thanks to Chicago’s infamous cold weather, but with spring well on the way, you can expect more confrontations in the weeks ahead. I was on-the-ground in Los Angeles when a couple hundred anti-ICE rioters tried to breach the temporary security fence at the Roybal Federal Building. That federal building has been heavily targeted since the riots started last summer. In an effort to keep the mob away from the fence, the Federal Protective Service used tear gas, pepper balls, and pepper spray. A message from our sponsor (piece continues below) Sponsored by Health Sciences Institute RFK Jr. Just Exposed a National Brain ScandalAmericans are being “mass poisoned
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While it now takes major events to bring large numbers of anti-ICE protesters out in the streets, this weekend showed they can still cause mayhem and their threats should be taken seriously.
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Sunday, March 29, 2026
No Kings protests turn violent with Leftists targeting DHS
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