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I have comprised a list of illegal aliens who were released from jail in WA and OR after the sanctuary jurisdictions refused to honor ICE @EROSeattle detainers.

Offenses include child s—x abuse, illicit drug deliveries, assault, etc.

They were placed into our communities to reoffend.

1. Juan Osorio Osorio, of Guatemala, was released from King County Jail (Seattle). He was charged with child molestation.Image
2. Erasmo Hernandez-Huipe, of Mexico, was released from WA Regional Justic Center (Kent).

He was charged with communicating with a minor for immoral purposes. Image
3. Juan Martinez-Sandoval, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon)

He was charged with unlawful delivery of illicit drugs. Image
4. Karla Covarrubias, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon).

She was charged with domestic abuse and disorderly conduct. Image
5. Juan Mora-Aguilar, of Mexico, was released from WA SCORE Correctional Facility.

He has been charged with domestic violence and assault. Image
6. Felix Landa-Gonzalez, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail.

He has been charged with stalking, menacing, criminal mischief, and property damage. Image
7. Julio Cruz-Velazquez, of Mexico, was released from King County Jail (Seattle).

He has been charged with homicide, robbery, and manufacturing illicit drugs with intent to distribute. Image
8. Pablo Jesus Alvarez-Perez, of Mexico, was released from Multnomah County Jail (Portland).

He has been charged with domestic abuse and assault. Image
9. Jorge Luis Ceja-Santan, of Mexico, was released from Washington County Jail (Oregon).

He has been charged with felony assault and harassment. Image
10. Flavio Cruz-Macedo, of Mexico, was released from WA Regional Justice Center.

He has been charged with hit and run, DUI, obstruction, etc. Image
11. Aldair Hernandez-Aguilar, of Guatemala, was released from Lincoln County Jail (Oregon).

He has been convicted of domestic violence assault and menacing. Image
12. Jose Guadalupe Torres-Vazquez, of Mexico, was released from WA Spokane County Jail.

He has been charged with domestic violence. Image
13. Laurentino Gutierrez-Pacheco, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon).

He has been charged with assaulting a pregnant victim, DUI, and reckless driving. Image
14. Jose Uvalle-Garcia, of Mexico, was released from WA SCORE Jail.

He has been charged with DUI and hit and run. Image
15. Humberto Flores-Machuca, of Mexico, was released from the Clackamas County Jail (Oregon).

He has been charged with unlawful delivery of illicit drugs. Image
16. Manuel Aispuro-Cano, of Mexico, was released from the Franklin County Jail (Washington).

He has been charged with assault. Image
17. Luis Alcazar-Tapia, of Mexico, was released by the Washington County Sheriff’s Office (Oregon).

He has been charged with reckless endangerment and DUI. Image
18. Mariela Garcia-Carrillo, of Mexico, was released from the Yakima County Jail (Washington).

She has been charged with assault, burglary, and malicious mischief. Image
19. Jose Glen Pena-Marquez, of Mexico, was released in Klamath County (Oregon).

He has been charged with possession of illicit drugs. Image
20. Jesus Najera-Paz, of Mexico, was released from Franklin County Jail (Washington).

He has been charged with DUI. Image
This is just a small list of such cases.

Let’s not forget about Jesus Ascencio-Molina, who was released from an Oregon county jail after it refused to acknowledge an ICE detainer.

He went on to stab a grandpa during Christmas time, and is now trying to get off the hook by declaring mental incompetence.

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May 2
It’s impossible for me to do my job down at the Portland ICE facility, even with security. I was violently mobbed out by Antifa, and a suspect in black bloc threw a rock at my face.

I have zero desire to discuss this further, but everyone is tired of it and wondering why a crackdown on Antifa — a terrorist organization— has not yet occurred.
And in case anyone was wondering, this is an Antifa flag. This direct action was organized by Antifa, a terrorist group. Why are they allowed to mobilize to attack federal property, etc, in the first place?

Would ISIS be treated the same way? Image
There needs to be a policy that if federal police observe individuals outside the facility in black bloc, or more than 2 of them in bloc, then the protest gets shut down. Antifa has free rein in Portland.
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Apr 28
Breaking: The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against anti-ICE protesters, issuing another block against a judge's order prohibiting federal officers from deploying crowd control munitions on protesters at the Portland ICE facility.

The three-panel decision, issued by judges Kenneth Lee, Eric Tung, "and Ana de Alba (dissent), reads as follows:

"The First Amendment does not protect vandalism, criminal trespass, or obstruction of law enforcement. Such unlawful acts, however, have been commonplace around the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (“ICE”) building in Portland over the past year."

Numerous provocateurs—many wielding bats, shields, and strobe lights that disrupt vision—have hurled bricks, smashed security cameras, and blocked the driveway to prevent ICE cars from entering or exiting the building. In response, the government has used tear gas, pepper balls, and other non-lethal munitions to disperse the crowd."

"Five plaintiffs sued the government, alleging that they are peaceful protesters who have been injured as a result of the crowd-control tactics. But they do not contend that they are collateral casualties caught in the crossfire—they claim that the government specifically targeted them in retaliation for exercising their First Amendment rights."

"The plaintiffs have not shown that the agents had the subjective intent to retaliate or that the government has an unwritten policy targeting them. Much of the evidence shows the government trying to clear the entrance to the ICE facility in the face of unrest and an unruly crowd. And while some individual incidents might indicate an arguably disproportionate use of force, they alone do not amount to an unwritten policy of retaliation."Image
This is another stay pending appeal granted to the Trump DOJ as the plaintiffs prepare to enter what they say is more evidence against ICE to back their claims.

US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Opinion - Dickinson v Trump/DHS can be read here: scribd.com/document/10320…
The main plaintiff in this case is Jack Dickinson, also known as the Portland Chicken. I recently tried to interview him about his allegations, but he declined. Image
Read 6 tweets
Mar 23
🚨 Now: I am in Portland covering the high-profile trial of Oregon v Angella Lyn Davis.

Davis, a leftist protester, has been accused of launching an attack on independent journalist @nicksortor outside the ICE facility in October 2025.

The incident led to the "unlawful arrest" of Sortor: a case that has since been dismissed by the district attorney's office.

Video footage shows Davis, dressed in a costume, among a group of black bloc agitators allegedly attacking Sortor after he rescued a burning American flag — thread:
Davis, 49, of Vernonia, has been charged with disorderly conduct and pleaded not guilty, according to court documents.

The anti-ICE radical will now face a jury at the Multnomah County Courthouse for her alleged role in the attack. Image
Sortor’s arrest captured the attention of President Donald Trump and the Department of Justice (DOJ), resulting in a federal civil rights probe.

The district attorney’s office dropped his charges after finding insufficient evidence for prosecution, records show. Image
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Mar 5
NEW: Seattle Antifa extremist Alex Randall has shared videos and images of firearms training being conducted for transgender members of his new leftist group, "Moto Hooligans."

Randall, also known as "Squid Tips," says his training team is comprised of "entirely trans people" who believe that "armed minorities are harder to oppress."

The group has been conducting their firearms trainings in wooden areas of Washington state.Image
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Feb 24
Breaking: Federal and local authorities have arrested the suspect accused of attempting to carry out an arson terror attack on the DHS/ICE office in Idaho.

Sarah Elizabeth George, 43, of Boise, allegedly staged gas cans, stole an ambulance, and intentionally crashed through the Portico Building.

George was taken into custody on federal felony charges including malicious destruction of government property by fire, with additional charges pending.
According to an FBI affidavit, on February 18, George allegedly stole an ambulance parked outside St. Luke Hospital in Canyon County.

George then made a brief stop and loaded gas cans into the ambulance, which were stashed in bushes. Image
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Shortly after, George allegedly drove through the south entrance doors and into the lobby of the Portico Building, which leases space to DHS/ICE.

George exited the ambulance and began dumping the contents of the two gas jugs on the lobby floor, according to the affidavit. Image
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Feb 10
New: An Oregon teen has been arrested for plotting to kill ICE agents in Portland.

Rayden Tanner Coleman, 18, of St. Helens, devised a plan that included following agents home, severing their heads, and taking them as trophies.

Investigators found him in possession of Molotov cocktails, surveillance equipment, tactical axes, military knives, and shovels. Coleman had also been making payments for an AR-15, according to court documents.

His roommates said that Coleman tried to recruit them to kill ICE agents and attempted to talk him out of it, but his extremism grew. They warned police about the death plot, resulting in Coleman's arrest.

Coleman, who shared his plans on Discord, admitted to the plot while under interrogation, per charging documents.

He reportedly told his roommates that he needed to kill ICE agents to prevent them from "kidnapping" people.Image
A judge has set his bail at $400,000—a release hearing has been scheduled for Feb. 11.

Coleman has been charged with six counts of unlawful manufacture of a destructive device, six counts of unlawful possession of a destructive device, and attempted second-degree assault. Image
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