Employees of a California medical facility physically interfered in the apprehension of an illegal alien this week and even called local police to report a “kidnapping,” according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were targeting two illegal aliens for arrest in San Bernardino County on Tuesday.
When officers in clearly marked ballistic vests exited a vehicle and approached them, a Honduran national identified as 30-year-old Denis Guillen-Solis took off on foot.
“He ended up near the Ontario Advanced Surgical Center where hospital staff assaulted law enforcement and drug the officer and illegal alien into the facility,” DHS explained in a statement.
THE FACTS: ICE officers conducted a targeted enforcement operation to arrest two illegal aliens. Officers in clearly marked ICE bullet proof vests approached the illegal alien targets as they exited a vehicle.
One of the illegal aliens, Denis Guillen-Solis who is from Honduras,… pic.twitter.com/xjxXcMcZnc
— Homeland Security (@DHSgov) July 9, 2025
Medical workers continued to impede the ICE operation, locking the doors to the building and blocking federal vehicles at the scene while demanding to see a warrant and telling officers to take their hands off the Honduran.
California Clinic Staff Confront ICE Agents Over Landscaper Detention #ICEagents attempting to detain a Honduran landscaper inside a #SoCal surgical center were met with resistance from clinic workers demanding to see a warrant and identification before permitting the arrest. pic.twitter.com/bKRNzpSsqF
— arnievillepodcast (@arnievillepod) July 11, 2025
Agents eventually took Guillen-Solis into custody and presumably brought him to a holding facility.
At around 10 A.M. this morning, ICE raided the Ontario Surgical Center in San Bernardino County, which neighbors Los Angeles County. Even medical centers and hospitals are under attack, with non-white patients being disappeared to concentration camps. This is ethnic cleansing. pic.twitter.com/UXFSCPWYD9
— V Gundam (@TheVGundam) July 9, 2025
Javier Hernandez, executive director of the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice, told the Associated Press that Guillen-Solis was working in the U.S. as a landscaper and “sending money to Honduras to help his mother with her dialysis treatments.”
It is unclear if any hospital staff are expected to face charges.
This article was originally published at InfoWars.com
