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I saw how leftists scarred our Vietnam vets — anti-ICE mobs are repeating history

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Less than five months after the chaotic and deadly anti-ICE protests in Minneapolis, the well-funded, well-organized, disruptive political movement seeks more scalps.

Anti-ICE obstruction and violence always occurs in Democrat-led “sanctuary cities.”

This time, it’s Newark, New Jersey.

The plum target for angry agitators this past week is Delaney Hall, a privately operated 1,000-bed facility where US Immigration and Customs Enforcement oversees one of the largest immigration detention sites in the country.

The Delaney Hall detainees are “the worst of the worst criminal illegal aliens,” the Department of Homeland Security says — but that matters little to the hundreds of assembled protesters hurling profanity at uniformed ICE officers and obstructing their movements.

Rioters sprayed a chemical substance on officers during one evening’s clash, and multiple demonstrators have been arrested for assaulting agents.

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NJ Gov. Mikie Sherrill is blocking cops from helping feds at violent Delaney Hall protests, union says: ‘We want to help’

Todd Blanche vows feds will arrest ‘disgusting’ protester who threatened to kill ICE agent’s family in insane video

One was caught on video threatening to kill an ICE officer........

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