DHS calls on Democrats to tone down anti-ICE rhetoric as violence surges

The Ministry of Internal Security (DHS) continues to invite the Democrats to alleviate the discourse against the enforcement of immigration and customs, as the riots in Los Angeles not only continued on Sunday night, but the agents continue to face the threats of confirmation and violence.

The administration not only issued a case with California leaders, but also the leader of the minority at home, Hakim Jeffrez, Boston Michel Woo, and the governor of Minnesota Tim and Laz.

“The violent targeting of law enforcement in Los Angeles by unwanted rioters is miserable, and mayor Bass and the ruler must call her to end,” said the Minister of the Minister of Internal Security, Tricia McLeulin, said in a statement on Saturday. “Men and women of the ice put their lives at stake to protect and defend the lives of American citizens.”

The Acting ICE director calls on the comparison between the new “disgusting” Nazi mayor, amid an increase in the attacks on the agent

“Unforgettable, democratic politicians such as Hakim Jeffrez, mayor Wu from Boston, Tim, Alz and Pass mayor in Los Angeles contribute to increasing attacks on our ice officers through their frequent distortion and devil of ice.” “One of the comparisons with the Nazi Justabo in the modern era to the rioters, the violent speech of these policed ​​politicians exceeds the pale. This violence must end against ice.”

The administration says that there is an increase of 413 % in attacks against ICE agents, which comes as riots in Los Angeles are focused on the presence of the agency in the city.

Wu Wu and Ceffrez recently faced criticism of their comments on ice agents who hide while performing surveying operations to hide their identity for safety reasons.

“Every agent of ice is involved in this aggressive transgression and tries to hide his identities from the American people, he will not succeed in doing so,” said Jeffrez at Capitol Hill.

He added, “This is America. This is not the Soviet Union,” he added, saying that there is a need for identity to comply with the law and have “transparency.” “We are not behind the iron curtain. This is not the thirties of the twentieth century. And each of them, regardless of what it takes, regardless of the period it takes, will be determined, of course.”

Wu was criticized for the comments as she drew a tie between ice and the new Nazi Group, the Social Club -131 for the decision to res up, which DHS called “a disease”, according to the Boston Herald newspaper.

Democratic federal officials bear the “dangerous” discourse, where the violent mob ice agents face Los Angeles, New York

In response to a video on the Internet of the representative of the Democratic State in Tennessee, allegedly pursuing ice agents, the Ministry of National Security said that “this administration does not play games with the life and safety of our ice officers.” (Minh Connors/Anadolu via Getty Images and ICE)

And Wu said: “I do not know any police department wearing masks routinely.” “We know that there are other groups that routinely wear masks. NSC-131 routinely wears masks.”

The governor of Minnesota Tim Walz, who was the democratic presidential candidate in 2024, attracted controversially compared to the Nazis in May.

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“I will start with mysterious red light-Castapo in the modern era, Donald Trump raises people from the streets,” he claimed Walzal in the letter of the Faculty of Law at Minnesota University. “They are in trucks that do not carry signs, wearing masks, shipped to the constellations fortified in foreign torture. There is no chance to install the defense. Even an opportunity to kiss goodbye to loved ones.

In California, anti -ice riots have sparked an order from president Donald Trump to publish in the National Guard, which Newsom is expected to take legal measures against it. Newsom has repeatedly said that the Trump administration has incited the situation to “manufacture chaos and violence”, and said that those who commit “violent acts” will face legal repercussions and play in the hands of the president.

The ICE official puts the politicians on the explosion, and asks them to “stop the exposure of my people”

The National Guard is deployed throughout the center of Los Angeles, June 8, 2025, after a protest of migration the night before. (Eric Thuir/Associated Press)

“The continuation of chaotic federal surveyes, throughout California, to meet the arbitrary detention share is harshly reckless.” “Donald Trump’s chaos, confidence eroding, tearing families, undermining workers and industries that operate the American economy.”

The mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass called on the residents not to “engage in violence and chaos” and not to “give the administration what they want,” on Sunday in the X publication, but they faced auditing on Friday’s comments, saying that “these tactics cultivate terrorism in our societies and disrupt the basic principles of safety in our city.”

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When Fox News Digital communicated with the news office about DHS comments, they sent a link to a publication in which the Acting Ice Director Todd Leones had a newsomed to comply with Ice’s detainees for those who are already behind bars.

Fox News Digital has contacted Wu, Bass, Walz and Jeffries and has not received responses.