Source: New York Post
by Dan Cadman
“The whole nation has been watching the anti-ICE ‘protests’ playing out on television, and I cannot help but be struck by the multiplicity of ironies. Once upon a time — and not so long ago — immigration enforcement actions took place at worksites, in Los Angeles and many other locations, with such regularity that no one would have paused to bat an eye. Now they are the cause of riots and assaults on federal officers and property, while state and local governments slow-walk law enforcement responses for something as fundamental as protecting the safety of those officers. It is as if these levels of government have a detached notion of ‘federalism’ that runs only one way: They can levy demands on the federal government, usually involving massive amounts of money and other assistance, while recognizing no obligations in return.” [editor’s note: There is no “obligation” to let violent criminal gangs like ICE run wild – TLK] (06/08/25)