The protests against the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) are alleged to be organized and funded by radical leftist groups rather than being spontaneous expressions of dissatisfaction.
Protests against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in the U.S., which flared up following deadly incidents in Minnesota, are claimed to be not a spontaneous reaction of civic discontent but rather well-organized efforts funded by radical leftist and socialist organizations. These groups have a common aim to undermine U.S. immigration policy and weaken institutions such as ICE, receiving financial backing from major philanthropies including the Open Society Foundations and the Gates Foundation. Additionally, many of these organizations espouse extreme left viewpoints, often reflecting Marxist and antisemitic narratives, which surface during protests like 'Free Palestine' or 'Black Lives Matter.'
The deaths of Renee Nicole Good and Alex Pretti served as catalysts for these coordinated political actions aimed at pressuring institutions to reduce the power and funding of ICE, while simultaneously promoting the narrative of alleged systemic state violence. This situation reflects a strategic move to amplify demands for significant changes to immigration oversight and policy enforcement within the United States.
These events are not isolated incidents but part of a larger plan and long-term strategy by these radical groups aimed at reshaping the discourse surrounding immigration in America. By mobilizing protests under the banner of civil rights and social justice, while drawing from historical grievances, they seek to discredit established institutions and advocate for more progressive immigration reforms.
