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ICE agents chase down migrant sex predator after judge allows him to stroll out of NYC courthouse

By 

Tina Moore

Published Jan. 31, 2026, 5:23 p.m. ET

Mora, whose country of origin was not disclosed, was collared on the Upper West Side on Jan. 7 for possession of alleged crack cocaine, according to a criminal complaint. That case is pending in court.

In 2011, Mora was busted for attempted rape and strangulation after he allegedly followed a 21-year-old woman home in Midtown, choked her and tried to remove her clothes, police sources said.

He was stopped by a bystander who heard the woman’s cries and came to her aid, holding Mora down until cops arrived, the sources said. 

He was presumably deported after that, and was off the radar for 12 years. But in 2023 he was back in the US and arrested for showing a false ID.

Federal authorities had been looking for Mora on a criminal arrest warrant under a section of the US code that concerns “reentry of removed aliens,” law enforcement sources said.

But on Thursday in a court hearing on desk appearance tickets, the judge let Mora waltz out of the courtroom, sources said.

The shoplifting charge itself was not bail eligible, but Judge Sheridan Jack-Browne, a Democrat who won a special election last year in Brooklyn, would have had the federal arrest warrant, two sources told The Post.

The warrant is actually put in a folder for the judge to peruse on the bench.

“Everything was sent over” to the courthouse by ICE, a federal law enforcement source said.

But instead of handing him over to waiting ICE agents, Mora was allowed to simply slip out the back door of Manhattan Criminal Court, law enforcement sources said.

“They refused to hand him over,” the irate fed said. “They let him out the back to avoid ICE.”

ICE agents realized Mora had been released, and chased him down outside, a source said.

Mora’s now in federal custody. The Department of Justice could prosecute Mora, deport him or both.

Because it’s a sanctuary city, New York doesn’t work with the feds when it comes to immigration enforcement. But allegations of actively obstructing the feds are unusual.

The feds have recently delivered warrants for three other criminal migrants that haven’t been honored, law enforcement sources said.

“Unfortunately, that’s what we do now,” said a longtime NYPD officer dismayed by the city’s policy of icing out ICE. “We don’t acknowledge any federal anything. I don’t think that’s right. They came into the country the wrong way and they committed a crime. 

Gold and silver imploded yesterday, with a carryover to today. This is a natural shakeout to the speculators who jumped on the train for a fast profit; now they are force to liquidate because of margin calls. There is no mercy when it comes to money, pay up or we will break your knees. But with all corrections a buying opportunity is starring you in the face. The fundamentals are still in place, governments are spending billions like a drunken sailor. Central Banks continue to accumulate. Buy low sell high or just accumulate. The dollar devaluation is coming soon.

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This shibboleth can be heard across the land. Forty states are suffering from the BOMB CYCLONE; upwards of 250 million people, face devastation, people freezing to death, homeless found on the street buried under the snow and apartments with no heat, houses burning to the ground, fire departments unable to reach them because of cars in their path. The question arises, were we sold a bill of goods by the Perpetrators of Global Warming? Snowmaggedon arrives with fanfare. Hey Greenie, take that to the bank.

CIVIL WAR IS HAPPENING NOW

October 12, 2020

The Civil War of 1865 was triggered by State’s Rights. Others have said the trigger was due to the recalcitrant attitude of the South which condoned slavery. And then there were many who based it on a combination of both. Whatever the cause we can see another civil war in its embryonic stage. A Biden win will trigger the greatest clash of ideologies this country has never seen. On one side are strict Constitutionalists, on the other there are vehement and repugnant anarchists. Those backing Biden are true socialists with a radical bent toward anarchy.

As seen below, the election map of 2016 manifested the country divide. Any outside observer will immediately see that the west and east coasts consist of progressive types who by their violent nature will go on a rage, like they did in 2016, when Trump wins again.

However, if Biden wins by capturing just Texas, you can see that a great divide will be punctuated by the ruthless element that put Biden/Harris in charge. Those 33 states that did not succumb to the Faustian bargain will not take orders from Washington. There is no way shape or form that these states will be dictated to by the other 17. And so what will we have? Civil War! Don’t count it out.

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This guy Lemon thought he could he could tailgate a gang that raided a church while parishoners were praying. His action was basedon the claim that he was a journalist following a story. WRONG! Lemon was not a journalist, but an active participant in disrupting, threating and demonizing those in attendance during an active service in the HOUSE OF GOD.

Don Lemon arrested on federal charges over church protest

What to know about charges against Don Lemon tied to Minnesota church protest

by Sarah Davis – 01/31/26 10:15 AM ET

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was indicted Friday on federal civil rights charges related to his coverage of a protest inside a church in Minnesota earlier this month, amid President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

Protesters interrupted a service at Cities Church in St. Paul, Minn., on Jan. 18, to demonstrate against one of the pastors who reportedly served as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer.

What is the FACE Act?

A grand jury indicted Lemon and eight other defendants on two charges under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, which includes places of worship.

The 1994 law bars “force or force of threat” that impedes a person’s ability to exercise their right to religious freedom inside a place of worship and prohibits damage to the spaces.

suffered “bodily injury” during the protest.

The FACE Act was originally proposed in Congress to protect people seeking reproductive health services, and it has typically been used in prosecuting protesters who block entrances to medical clinics providing abortions. During the bill’s consideration, an amendment was added to protect religious freedoms as well. 

Under the law’s penalties, first-time violators could face fines or up to a year in jail. People found to have violated the Act more than once could face more severe penalties. 

We are witnessing a breakdown of public order. Seattle, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, and Chicago are controlled by Liberal anti-American ANTIFA entities, many of which are paid by Soros and and company. But don’t be misled, these revolutionaries are for the complete destruction of the United States.

The Hate from these Perps is beyond belief. They are emulating the Revolutionaries from days gone by; think Lenin, Marx, Che, Mao, Fidel, and Maduro. These authoritarian pukes will not stop until the Constitution is up in flames.

With abandon they are attacking Federal agents, such as ICE and Homeland Security. There will be a breaking point when conservative judges step in to halt the mayhem. Secondly, SCOTUS will weigh in on the legality of the assault on Federal Officers.

LAPD arrests violent agitators after protests erupt outside federal detention center in Los Angeles

LAPD arrested multiple agitators after crowd threw bottles and rocks at officers during ‘ICE Out Everywhere’ demonstrations

By Michael Sinkewicz Fox News

Los Angeles police arrested multiple violent agitators after issuing dispersal orders as protests erupted across the city Friday evening.

Thousands of protesters met in front of City Hall in the afternoon, before many marched to the federal detention center, where a mob of violent agitators swarmed the area, pushing a large construction dumpster and blocking the entrance to the building’s loading dock.

LAPD shared video on social media of the unrest, adding in a separate post that authorities had deployed pepper balls and tear gas to disperse the crowd.

“We had hoped that demonstrations today would be peaceful, however, as you can see in this video, the violent agitators invited LAPD due to their actions,” the department wrote.

DOZENS ARRESTED AFTER PROTESTERS TAKE OVER NYC HOTEL LOBBY DURING ANTI-ICE DEMONSTRATION

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass said during a news conference Friday evening that five arrests had been made for failure to disperse. LAPD did not immediately confirm how many individuals had been arrested.

LAPD said one person was arrested after allegedly using a slingshot to fire hard metal objects at officers.

The unrest came as cities across the country took part in “ICE Out Everywhere” protests in the wake of the shooting deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good involving federal agents in Minneapolis.

Alex Pretti was no protester — here’s who bears blame for his death

By 

Rich Lowry

Published Jan. 29, 2026

 Updated Jan. 29, 2026, 8:27 p.m. ET

Alex Pretti wasn’t killed while “protesting.”

This is a common description of what he was doing on a Minneapolis street Saturday, when a confrontation with federal immigration agents ended in his tragic shooting. 

But if Pretti had been a mere protester, he’d very likely be alive today.

Now that we’ve seen videos of an earlier struggle with federal agents and learned more about the organized nature of the anti-ICE resistance, it’s become clear that the better word for Pretti was agitator, or perhaps even operative.  

A protester, as typically understood, is someone who is making a point, often as part of a gathering of other like-minded people and, usually but not always, in opposition to something. 

He might go to Union Square Park to hear speeches from bullhorns whenever something happens that outrages the left. 

He might march against the Iraq War, or the Vietnam War — or in favor of Hamas. 

This kind of activity is not to everyone’s taste — personally, I hate the drums and the chants — but there is no doubt that it is a legitimate form of political advocacy. 

Depending on the cause, it can even be admirable. 

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What we’ve seen in Minneapolis, though, is often quite different.

Run-of-the-mill protesters don’t seek out federal agents and harass and obstruct them.

They don’t follow and block their vehicles.

And they don’t establish a robust communications network to deploy resources and create maximum disruption of law-enforcement operations.

Pretti was part of this effort, which is more a form of low-level and (by and large) nonviolent insurgency than conventional protest. 

In his first confrontation with federal agents, 11 days before his death, Pretti was every bit an anti-ICE street brawler.

He challenged, at close quarters, an agent to assault him, while screaming insults at him.

He spit on a federal vehicle and kicked out its taillight. 

If Pretti was an “observer,” in the euphemism preferred by anti-ICE politicians and activists, he was observing how much unhinged behavior he could get away with. 

There’s no doubt that at this event, he was the violent instigator. 

After Pretti damaged the vehicle, agents got out and pushed him to the ground.

For all the talk of ICE being the equivalent of the Gestapo, they didn’t even bother to arrest him, despite his having committed a crime.

If he’d been arrested and charged, Pretti might never have shown up at the other ICE operation and might still be with us today. 

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That Pretti, we now know, made it a practice to court violent encounters with federal agents while armed was incredibly irresponsible.

He was fortunate that the first struggle didn’t escalate into something much more hazardous to him, and to others, if an agent had noticed his gun.

The firearm wouldn’t have been an issue in the second incident, meanwhile, if he’d really been protesting.

If that were the case, he would have stayed on the sidewalk and held up a sign, or chanted “ICE Go Home” — and the officers might have been annoyed, but there never would have been an interaction to potentially go so catastrophically wrong.

The calculation in Minneapolis, though, has been that this kind of benign activity is less effective than direct action.

And unfortunately — with public opinion swinging against Operation Metro Surge — this assessment looks to be accurate. 

Why simply express a point of view when you can act to stop arrests and to create a hostile, threatening environment for agents?

This doesn’t mean that Pretti got what he deserved, or that the officers acted appropriately.949

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It does mean that state and city officials should have been telling people not to “monitor” DHS activity, but to stay well clear of legitimate law-enforcement activities. 

Reasonable people can disagree about the desirability of the goal that Pretti was pursuing.

But there’s no doubt about how he was going about it, and that it didn’t involve conventional protest. 

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Ilhan Omar was on the receiving end of a SHIT SHOW, compliments of a disgruntled citizen from Minneapolis. While giving a speech, the Illegal Alien, that is Omar, was sprayed in unknown substance.

Alleged Ilhan Omar attacker hinted at town hall plans in cryptic texts to neighbor: ‘I might get arrested’

By 

Reuven Fenton and

Patrick Reilly

Published Jan. 28, 2026, 6:31 a.m. ET

The maniac who attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar with a mystery liquid at a Minnesota town hall meeting had hinted in a cryptic text to a neighbor that he “might get arrested” at the event.

Anthony Kazmierczak, 55, allegedly charged at the lefty congresswoman Tuesday night as she stood at the podium and called for abolishing ICE and sprayed an amber-colored, foul-smelling liquid from a syringe in her direction.

Days before the chaotic town hall, Kazmierczak’s neighbor Brian Kelley recalled that Kazmierczak asked if he could watch his dog when he went to see Omar speak — and hinted that something would happen at the event.

“He said, ‘I’m going to this Omar thing.’ I’m like, Omar what? He said, ‘This town hall thing.’ And he said, ‘I might get arrested,’” Kelley told The Post.

After Kazmierczak sprayed Omar, she chased him down before he was tackled and removed from the Urban League Twin Cities facility in Minneapolis.

Kazmierczak was arrested by Minneapolis Police Department officers and booked into Hennepin County Jail for 3rd degree assault, according to a department spokesman.

Kelley said that his neighbor has been “heavily medicated” due to a car wreck that impacted his spine years ago.

The crash left him “not very physically able to do much.”

“He’s also been diagnosed with Parkinson’s,” the neighbor said, noting, “He’s only 55.”Kelley described Kazmierczak, who shared photos supporting President Trump on Facebook, as a “pretty conservative guy” who “doesn’t like Omar.”

“He doesn’t say much about stuff, but he’ll send articles and posts about different things,” the neighbor said.

“I didn’t take him seriously. I’m surprised, but not overly surprised,” the neighbor added. “I figured when he said he was going to go to the town hall, he’d stand up and say something stupid. I can’t imagine him assaulting or spraying somebody.”

Omar asked for a napkin after she was sprayed with the liquid, which people around her said smelled terrible.

She was not injured and continued speaking afterwards, despite aides urging her to seek medical attention.