In June, Los Angeles became the flashpoint for a series of violent anti-ICE riots that quickly spread across the United States.
Prepare to delve into the frontlines of one of the United States’ most chaotic and violent periods this year with “Operation Deportation,” a new documentary from the Daily Caller. Accessible exclusively to Patriots subscribers, this film lifts the veil on the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown aimed at reasserting control over America’s southern border and the left’s unhinged response.
Trump’s policies ignited significant unrest and anti-ICE protests, notably in Los Angeles, which became a flashpoint in June, as demonstrators clashed with law enforcement. (RELATED: Here’s The Unfiltered Story Behind Biden’s Border Disaster, Straight From Ground Zero)
What mainstream media referred to as “protests” were in fact violent anti-ICE riots that erupted in response to Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids. The disturbances involved extensive vandalism, arson, and direct confrontations with law enforcement. Despite the media downplaying the incidents, masked rioters caused widespread destruction, setting vehicles ablaze, looting businesses, and hurling dangerous objects at officers. The chaos followed the arrest of over 100 illegal immigrants, many with serious criminal backgrounds. President Donald Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops to restore order, yet the unrest highlighted a sharp divide over immigration enforcement policies.
In Operation Deportation, narratives from the frontlines reveal the stark reality of the immigration landscape while granting viewers a detailed perspective on the policy transformations some consider essential for safeguarding America’s future.
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