Radical Activists are being Trained

Critics Of ICE Build Momentum With Radical Playbook

This isn’t a peaceful protest; it is an organized multi-state criminal conspiracy to obstruct, harass, and impede federal law enforcement. It’s also called insurrection.

As Democrat politicians fan the flames with rhetoric — while gaslighting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and other federal officers and President Trump as the ones inciting violence — an organized and well-funded left-wing coalition of groups is training radical activists to fight ICE.

Renee Nicole Good, the Anti-ICE “warrior” killed by an ICE officer during an attempted arrest, was a member of a key group in this subversive left-wing effort, “ICE Watch.”

As Paul Crespo explained in an earlier piece, neighbors told the New York Post that Good regularly attended meetings with the local ICE-Watch chapter and had received “thorough training” from the group. She wasn’t an innocent mom simply dropping off her kid at school.

The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), the political and ideological home of NYC’s new communist mayor, Zohran Mamdani, is also part of this campaign. The New York DSA chapter is now mobilizing a similar anti-ICE resistance for NYC.

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ICE Watch

Renee Good Was in 'ICE Watch' Group

Renee Nicole Good, the Minnesota woman who was fatally shot by an ICE officer, belonged to a Minneapolis-based “ICE Watch” group that actively tracked immigration enforcement operations and trained activists to interfere with agents, including by blocking law enforcement vehicles.

ICE Watch chapters, which have cropped up in communities across the country in recent years, train activists to monitor ICE activity using purpose-built apps and alert allies who have been trained to flood an operation area and interfere with arrests being made.

An Instagram account identified as “MN Ice Watch” instructs to report the locations and appearances of ICE agents. The account has posted photos across Minneapolis of law-enforcement agents, vehicle license plate numbers, and ICE officers’ faces; the account generates information via anonymous reports and submissions from local activists.

On a tab titled “Education,” the account promotes information about how to “de-arrest” individuals who have been arrested by law-enforcement by “physically removing an arrestee from a law enforcement officer’s grips, opening the door of a car or pressuring law enforcement officers to release an arrestee.” The “de-arrest primer” goes on to describe the benefits of blocking police vehicles.

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