US Atty Leah Foley: Obstructing ICE "should be vilified rather than glorified"

Left wants reparations for deported illegals

It has taken almost a week, but the Left is starting to feel the repercussions of their outrageous behavior on Eureka Street in Worcester last week. Late yesterday US Attorney Leah Foley issued a stern warning: “I will not stand idly by if any public official, public safety officer, organization or private citizen acts in a manner that criminally obstructs or impedes ICE operations”

Foley also charged a Harvard researcher with “allegedly attempting to smuggle clawed frog embryos and embryonic samples into the United States” and in a new video blasted the New York Times for promoting Kseniia Petrova’s guest opinion essay two days ago.

Meanwhile, the Luce ICE Hotline is planning a State House rally today which includes a call for reparations “for families and communities shattered by these kidnappings” Donations to the Luce Hotline are received by Neighbor to Neighbor, a Worcester based non-profit run from the Worcester Carpenters Local 336 and led by Dalida Rocha, a Healey appointee to the state Board of Education.

Luce ICE Hotline also wants state to:

• Declare ICE a rogue federal agency operating outside the law

• Restore COVID-19 era remote participation in our courthouses

• Cancel ICE detention contacts like the existing contract with Plymouth County

Perhaps sensing potential legal jeopardy, Worcester City Councilor Etel Haxhiaj did not speak at a rally on Tuesday in Worcester or apparently on this topic during the Worcester City Council meeting that night.

Also on Tuesday, Rebecca Winter of the far Left organization Mass 50501 issued an appeal to her members to deescalate any interactions with ICE “use low slow speech, no quick movements, keep your arms lowered, keep your chest open”

Mass 50501 is planning a rally on D Day and is invoking D Day images in the marketing of the event, see below. Contributions to Mass 50501 are processed through Commonwealth United, Inc. a Delaware registered 501(c)(4). All three officers/directors of Mass 50501, including Winter, claim to reside at the same address in Needham, according to paperwork on file at the MA Secretary of State’s Office.