Illegals attack government chopper in Portland

Federalist Wire:
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Portland, Oregon, is once again a battleground for lawlessness, and this time it’s not just Antifa thugs hurling firebombs at federal buildings. Federal agents just busted a crew of four illegal immigrants after one of them allegedly blasted a laser straight at a Customs and Border Protection helicopter hovering over the city. This brazen move happened on Saturday night, turning a routine patrol into a potential disaster high in the skies.

Picture this: law enforcement choppers are up there keeping an eye on the streets, trying to maintain some shred of order in a city that’s been under siege for years. Then, out of nowhere, a beam of light slices through the darkness, aimed right at the cockpit. It’s the kind of stunt that could blind a pilot mid-flight and send a helicopter crashing. The FBI jumped on it fast, confirming the target was not just one aircraft but multiple ones scanning the urban war zone below.

In a no-nonsense post on X, Kash Patel laid it out plain: “Come after law enforcement officers and this FBI will put you away.”

This laser lunacy couldn’t come at a worse time for Portland, or a better one for President Trump’s iron-fisted approach to restoring sanity. The city has devolved into a playground for far-left militants who treat ICE offices and federal agents terribly. Trump’s response? Send in the cavalry to shield the nation’s borders and its brave officers

Straight from the president’s Truth Social feed on Saturday, Trump announced the muscle: “At the request of Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem, I am directing Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, to provide all necessary Troops to protect War ravaged Portland, and any of our ICE Facilities under siege from attack by Antifa, and other domestic terrorists.”

Trump didn’t stop at mobilization; he greenlit the hammer if things get uglier. “I am also authorizing Full Force, if necessary,” he posted. “Thank you for your attention to this matter!”
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Portland clearly is populated with too many liberals who are hostile to law enforcement.   ICE is doing the job that the government authorized.  Those who threaten ICE should be found and brought to justice.

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