Democrat accused of trying to impede ICE arrest

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A side character in the “Squad” was thrown to the ground by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers this week after they accused her of trying to impede the lawful arrest of suspected illegal immigrants.

Kat Abughazaleh, a former journalist who is running in the Democratic primary for Illinois’ 9th district, posted a video of her encounter with ICE agents in an ostensible attempt to make herself appear like the victim. However, many users quickly pointed out that she should have expected a physical confrontation if she put herself between ICE agents and their jobs.

The incident occurred outside an ICE processing center in Broadview, according to the Western Journal.

Video of the brief tussle shows Abughazaleh in blue jeans and a black long-sleeved shirt as she positions herself in front of an ICE vehicle about to depart the center. Protestors and reporters filled the surrounding scene to the point that another ICE agent deployed tear gas to try and disperse the crowd.

“This is what it looks like when ICE violates our First Amendment rights,” the aspirational Squad member wrote on X.
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There is no First Amendment right to interfere with an arrest.  

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