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Anti-ICE Militant Arrested for Attacking Federal Vehicle at Florida Protest

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A female defendant is facing serious charges for allegedly striking a federal vehicle and resisting arrest during a demonstration at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility in Florida this weekend.

The incident unfolded on Friday afternoon in Orange County.

A handful of open-borders radicals gathered outside the ICE field office in Orlando to protest the Trump administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

At one point, an individual wearing a mask and motorcycle helmet impeded a vehicle entering the facility while demanding to know who was inside, according to an arrest affidavit reviewed by local media.

The masked suspect then reportedly punched the vehicle’s mirror and window with reinforced gloves “in an apparent attempt to break it.”

The activity attracted more demonstrators who yelled and became threatening as they approached.

Orange County Sheriff’s Deputies moved in quickly and arrested the militant, later saying they believed the situation was going to get more “physical or violent.”

The suspect, identified as 23-year-old Alexis Brianna Clark, could be heard saying, “You want to f***ing hit me?” before she was taken to the ground and handcuffed.

“The right of all people to peacefully assemble or protest is fundamental, and a cornerstone of every American’s First Amendment right to free speech,” stated Orange County Sheriff John Mina.

“What is not protected, however, is the destruction of property or violence against any member of our community. Any attempt to assault, stop, block, or otherwise hinder any law enforcement officers from doing their jobs will not be tolerated.”

A person who appears to be Clark was photographed on Friday holding a sign reading “BLOW THEM AWAY – 2A” — an apparent call to shoot federal immigration agents.

Clark was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting an officer without violence.


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