Just now: Woman protesting outside Broadview ICE facility is shot repeatedly with sting balls, thrown to the ground, and ultimately maced point blank in the face as she attempts to block ICE agents from leaving the facility in a vehicle. pic.twitter.com/pOHagtAPw9
— Ford Fischer (@FordFischer) September 19, 2025
Broadview, Ill. (Sept. 19) — Far-left violent extremists have been mobilizing all day to attack federal agents outside the ICE facility. They want to attack the government until it stops enforcing federal immigration laws. pic.twitter.com/xJeMxc1TF9
— Andy Ngo (@MrAndyNgo) September 20, 2025
https://twitter.com/chamnap53/status/1969194404503027955
Everyone who prevents law enforcement from carrying out their duties should be arrested.
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Obstruction of justice – preventing officers from performing their legal duties.
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Resisting arrest – physically or actively preventing an officer from doing their job.
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Interfering with a peace officer – broader, can include verbal or physical obstruction.
However, there are nuances:
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Simply disagreeing or criticizing the police does not count as obstruction.
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The law often requires intentional action to interfere.