Get him. Go get him.
Turn around and get out of here.
I'm getting out of here.
Here you go. Slow down.
Okay. Don't fight.
I'm Katie Davis Court reporting for the
Postmillennial and today we are
strapping in for an exclusive ride along
with the brave men and women of ICE.
That's right. We are hitting the rain
slick streets of Portland, Oregon where
President Donald Trump's administration
has doubled down on its promise to ramp
up immigration enforcement operations in
this sanctuary city, which is perhaps
the most volatile in the nation.
President Trump's borders are Tom Hman.
He's coming to Portland as ICE and the
administration are prepared to double
and triple down on sanctuary cities
across the country. But we're going to
get out there and we're going to do a
pretty big number of those people in
Portland that are doing that.
Since June 7th, the ICE facility here
has been ground zero for relentless
attacks, arson, vandalism, and outright
assaults on federal agents just doing
their jobs. Protesters clash with
police, tensions boil over, and the
chaos makes national news. But through
the smoke and the shouts, these ICE
officers stand tall, unyielding. Despite
the violence hurled their way, they
remain steadfast in their mission,
safeguarding the homeland from within
and enforcing the laws that keep our
community safe, one operation at a time.
All
right, Katie. So, this morning we're
doing some targeted enforcement
operations.
The vehicle headed to the exit. I'm
running it right now.
Our first targets have foreign
transnational gang affiliation. So,
these are part of the worst of the worst
that we're going after today.
Is not yielding. Not yielding. Not
right now. We've identified uh possible
subjects. Yeah, just get out of the car.
And
we have a great team out there, all
enforcement minded, all happy to be
here, all happy to respond and safely
take care of our community.
She's on foot. She's running. She's
running. Go.
Which one behind catch up?
So, what's happening right now?
And she she likely would be on the side
street. So, if you see like a somebody
walking on the street,
do you see him?
So, it looks like we're pulling up on an
arrest right now.
No, this is
Are you serious?
We're let you go, but not register.
Okay. Don't resist. Don't fight. Please
don't resist. Okay. Do not fight. Don't
resist.
We won't know their full criminal
history until we apprehend them. We're
able to identify them fully. Um
fingerprint them and see what other uh
state and local previous arrests they
have that we have not encounter.
Soon as as we encounter someone, um the
community comes out and starts filming
our our officers, our agents, and and
trying to dox them.
We have had several of our employees be
followed home. um their families
targeted and harassed. Um it's something
that we face every single day.
There's a vehicle headed to the exit.
I'm running it right now.
Being in a sanctuary state, right? They
have some protections. A lot of these
criminal aliens have had um removals in
the past. A lot of them have had
detainers against them and sanctuary
states do not honor those detainers. uh
they release them back into the streets
and we are here to protect uh our
communities.
I wish you would try to like
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every single day. Every single day that
our officers are out doing their job,
following the law, doing the law
enforcement job, they're they're being
harassed.
So, it seems like a very dangerous job
to be an ICE agent.
It's actually a very rewarding job. The
men and women of ICE are proud to be out
here doing their jobs and we have
coverage from the top down.
He's running. He's running. He's
running.
Hit it. Hit it. Make sure they're all on
bank. Left on bank.
Get him.
Get him. Go get him. Go.
sit up. Here we go. Okay.
158,
Katie. These are some of the issues that
we face with these sanctuary states. It
would be easier to be able to arrest
them in the jails themselves, but we're
out here trying to arrest them in our
communities, trying to keep our
communities safe. It it would be a lot
easier to be able to arrest them um
where they don't have the ability to put
somebody's life in danger.
All right. Right on. Good job. Thank
you. I keep
up with you.
Yeah, that was that was something else.
All right, guys. So, right now we have
an anti- ice activist trailing our
vehicle blowing the whistle to alert the
community about ice.
I'll stay back. You guys keep doing your
thing.
I had a whole a whole gang of protesters
behind me. Worst case scenario, I'm just
going to head back to Portland. Let's
see how far I can take away from
Colombia.
What is the actual want?
It is a protest against Trump.
Is that what it is? I mean, we yesterday
we arrested three sexual offenders. One
had sodomy against a child.
Oh no.
All right. So anti-ISE protesters are
completely
New York transport. We got to tell as
well
on those impeding cases. Katie, we have
our investigative services with the
Department of Homeland Security that
these cases are referred to. So they if
they are impeding, we will provide that
information to them and to the US
attorney's office.
Uh we we will prosecute anyone who is
impeding, assaulting, or otherwise
preventing us from doing our job.
Hey, Reddish, that that must you pretty
fast.
These are the effects of these sanctuary
cities and sanctuary states, right?
They're putting agents at risk, officers
at risk, and the entire community at
risk.
She placed our officers in danger.
blocked in our vehicles several times.
This time, enough was enough.
Like the secretary said, enough is
enough. We're drawing the line. And
that's what we did. Now, you're impeding
with the federal investigation. We have
your own camera. We actually have news
reporting with us vehicles. Your case
will be referred over to Homeland
Security Investigations for prosecution.
You will you will be arrested. You This
is your last and final warning.
Hold on a second. You know, the the most
dangerous part was when she's going
around a school bus. You know, she's
claiming to to be a mother while she
should have been concerned for the
children in that school bus.
Please, please, please. I'm just a non.
Please. I'm just
Yes, please. I'm just
You are just You turn around and get out
of here.
I'm getting out of here. I'm getting out
of here.
There you go. Slow down.
Yes. Yes. Yes. I'm getting out,
guys. Guys, I got it. I'm getting out of
here.
I got it. I got it.
Got it. Everybody break away. Break
away.
Everybody break away.
I'm going home. I'm going home.
Kylie, look at me. Look at me.
Try it. Look at me. Take a deep breath.
Take a deep breath.
Okay. I need you right now. Take a deep
breath. I want you to pull over right
here and go home. Okay. Take a deep
breath.
Can I just I'm shaking.
You may leave. Please turn around. I'm
going to stop traffic for you. Go. Okay.
We have our information. We're going to
refer this case over to Homeland
Security Investigations and the US
Attorney's Office.
Okay. Okay, so we're currently in in uh
where you found
we're in route. We have one of the
targets that we've been looking for all
day. Um we're heading east now. We're
we're going to get them.
Good man.
By the way,