Jenny Teer

And then while that's happening, you start to see these agitators...

forming on each corner of the street.

I mean, really surrounding these neighborhoods.

And again, with those whistles they're blowing, they're honking their horns.

And then once the ICE agents are getting out of their car, they're standing right across from them.

They're yelling really nasty things at them.

But those ICE agents, at the same time, it's like water off their back.

They're walking into those arrest sites.

They're going into that apartment complex, for example, where we were.

And they're knocking on the door, and they're trying to get their target to come out.

to, you know, be able to effectuate an arrest.

They're up against a lot, but they're still going out there.

Now, we didn't see any of those arrests being made.

None of those people came out.

And I think that's really the story here is that you have ICE agents who are out there trying to make arrests, who are trying to continue this despite all this pushback.

Now, teams...

We're out there in other areas of the city, other federal teams, because we know this is a larger effort.

There's about 3,000 federal agents that have been deployed.

So they're out there.

There were a lot of arrests made outside of that, but it just shows you what these officers are up against.