Scott Adams

And they set a dumpster on fire, which is a nice metaphor.

And they had anti-ICE graffiti.

So yeah, there's more of that going on.

I think we'll probably see a lot more of that.

And then on the funding side, there's a story that apparently these anti-ICE activists got $3.3 million from a Soros-backed charity.

The Headwaters Foundations for Justice gave $3.3 million to them since 2014 to 16 different anti-ICE groups.

And they list a bunch of the groups.

The Headwaters group quote is, what we are seeing in the streets of Minneapolis and across Minnesota right now is a fight for collective liberation in real time.

So a nice communist message we got going there.

So, yeah, we've got a lot of funding coming from Soros and other people to these groups.

And it's all organized, as I think we've all seen.

Can you invite them?

And to round this out, there's a Long Beach, California mayoral candidate who just called on 55 local gangs to unite and fight ICE.

This guy's name, Rogelio Martinez, and he called on these 55 gangs to come to City Hall.

His quote is, I'm calling all 55 gangs in my beautiful city.

I'm calling the Latino gangs.

I'm calling the Cambodian gangs.

I'm calling the Filipino gangs.

I'm calling the black gangs.

I'm calling the Pacific Islander gangs.