The heated ice rhetoric of the Democrats resurfaced after filming the installation of Dallas

The most ferocious rhetoric of democrats against American immigration and the application of customs and the Ministry of Internal Security resurfaced on Wednesday after the deadly attack on elite shooters against a federal immigration establishment in Dallas.

A suspect fired several shots, seemed without discrimination “, at the port of Sally of an ice installation right next to the interstate 35th near the love field of Dallas who killed at least one detainee and injured others.

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The mayor of Chicago, Brandon Johnson, on the left; California Governor Gavin Newsom on the right. (Scott Olson / Getty Images; Justin Sullivan / Getty Images)

1. California Gov. Gavin Newsom

A few hours earlier, Newsom appeared on CBS “Late Show” where he raged against federal agents who have masked to avoid being doxed by militants of the Golden State.

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Newsom told the detention of a teenager outside a school, describing it as “men who jump unmarked cars. People disappear. No regular procedure. No surveillance. Zero responsibility: performing in the United States of America today.”

“People ask:” Well, is authoritarianism hyperbolic? “Bulls — We are hyperbolic … These are not only authoritarian trends, they are authoritarian actions of an authoritarian government,” Newsom told Stephen Colbert.

He then called President Donald Trump a “son of a B —-” and added that people expressed their appreciation for the 41 prosecution against the administration of his condition-while warning that the 2028 elections cannot repercussions.

“Ice: Unmasks – What are you afraid of?” Newsom requested rhetorically at a press conference earlier this week by announcing the first law in the nation prohibiting police forces to obscure their identity.

2. Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz

At his start speech for the Faculty of Law of the University of Minnesota, Walz said Ice “Modern Gestapo by Donald Trump”.

“They are in unmarked vans with masks, being sent to foreign dungeons of torture (without) no chance of setting up a defense,” said Walz.

“To be clear: there is no way for us to know if they were really criminals or not, because they refused to make a lawsuit.”

DHS deputy secretary of DHS, Tricia McLaughlin, directly accused Walz’s specific rhetoric as helping to lead to an increase of 413% of assaults against federal immigration agents in May.

3. Mayor of Los Angeles Karen Bass

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Bass accused Ice and the Trump Homeland Security apparatus of leading a “reign of terror” in the second largest American city.

She told ABC News at the time of ice riots in her city that they “did not justify the Marines who arrived in our city without any real mission but just a demonstration of force”.

“I hope the army leaves because they were never necessary here to start.”

4. The mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson

Johnson said in June that America under Trump looks more like the CSA than in the United States, comparing the federal immigration application to “terrorism”.

He said during his weekly presser that when he refers to “what terrorism looks like, that’s all” and that there is a “tyrant in the White House”.

Johnson said the federal government operated as an authority “in a branch”, and that checks and counterweights were mentioned by Trump – that he accused of having resumed the judiciary and exercising executive power as a cake against criticism.

“These are hypocrites. They are dangerous. There is a branch of the government right now in this country … The congress says nothing. And therefore people are terrified. But in the city of Chicago, we will remain vigilant and firm to protect what is sensible in our existence,” continued Brandon Johnson.

Representative John Larson, D-Conn., Coming from the Chamber’s and Meaning Committee “with the denunciators of the IRS: obstruction of Hunter Biden Investigation in their own words” in the Longworth House office building on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. (Bill Clark / CQ-Roll Call, included via Getty Images)

5. Rep. John Larson

After Ice’s operations in his district at the end of August, Larson described federal immigration forces as “Trump’s personal secret police”.

“It’s not Germany. It is SS and Gestapo. It is the United States of America. Unmask yourself.”

In a statement after the situation drew national attention, Larson said that the ice “had badly taken the workers from Newington and Southington without notifying local officials, even tearing two mothers from their children.”

“Now (Trump) attacked me for defending them.

Larson seemed to obtain a safeguarding of the Connecticut general prosecutor, William Tong, who said in a press release at the time: “If I know something about John Larson, he will not be silenced.”

The New York controller and candidate for town hall Brad Lander arrives to speak during a rally after being released from the detention of ice on June 17, 2025 in New York. (Michael M. Santiago / Getty Images)

Honorable mention: legislators arrested during anti-ice demonstrations

Dozens of democratic officials were arrested while protesting on the ice, especially in New York.

New York Brad Lander controller and public lawyer Jumaane Williams were arrested in Manhattan last week, as well as several state legislators.

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Local media have listed several Democratic State legislators, including Jabari Brisport, Julia Salazar, Phara Forrest, Emily Gallagher, Tiffany Caban, Tony Simone and Marcela Mitaynes as other detainees or confronted with the police during the same demonstration.

Earlier this year, representative Lamonica McIiver, DN.J., was arrested with the mayor of Newark, Ras Baraka, after several legislators tried to access the ICE installation in the city of Brick.

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After Manhattan’s incident, McLaughlin called Lander as being “obsessed (Ed)” by “attacking men and courageous women of the application of laws, physically and rhetorically”.

“(He) must stop now.”