Wild Scene Outside NYC Immigration Court: Protesters Find Out It's Not a Good Idea to Take on Fed Agents

Chaos Erupts Outside NYC Immigration Court: Protesters Learn the Hard Way When Confronting Federal Agents

On Wednesday night, protesters came out outside a U.S. immigration courthouse in New York City in Lower Manhattan to protest ICE.

At least 23 people were detained during clashes on Varick Street. 

           

It’s not clear yet if what charges they may be facing. 

The situation escalated poorly. Witnesses observed struggles between people and the police around barricades, with reports of the police using pepper spray on the crowd. The chant “Free them all!” echoed from the protesters. 

DHS agents utilized pepper spray on protesters during a confrontation at barricades. The protesters were blocking vans which they believed were carrying migrant detainees after their case hearings at 201 Varick Immigration Court.

Someone yelled, ‘I’m pregnant!” Then maybe that’s not a good place to be, just a thought. 

The protesters also allegedly tried to block vans from leaving the building. There were people sitting in the road chanting, “Keep families together” and “Free them now!” The police bullhorn announcement said they would be placed under arrest if they continued to block the road, then you can see people being taken into custody. 

This is just the latest chaotic encounter between ICE/immigration actions and protesters. 

There was the crazy scene in Worcester, Massachusetts where the police allege a member of the city council and other people obstructed ICE during an arrest. Then, there was the incident in Newark at the Delaney Hall facility that involved three New Jersey Democratic members of Congress. Charges have been filed against Rep. LaMonica McIver for alleged assault. 


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