WATCH: California Jail Goes on Three-Hour Lockdown Rather Than Hand Criminal Illegal Aliens to ICE, Monterey County Supervisor Tells Agent They Will Not Release Anyone When ICE is Present
The Monterey County Jail in Salinas was visited by ICE agents on Tuesday for a targeted operation seeking three individuals with prior arrests for DUI, drug offenses, and providing false identification. The post WATCH: California Jail Goes on Three-Hour Lockdown Rather Than Hand Criminal Illegal Aliens to ICE, Monterey County Supervisor Tells Agent They Will Not Release Anyone When ICE is Present appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
ICE agents visited the Monterey County Jail seeking three individuals with prior arrests for DUI, drug offenses, and false identification. The jail initiated a three-hour lockdown, suspending new bookings and inmate releases, while protesters gathered outside. ICE departed without taking custody of the individuals, with the sheriff’s office stating they would repeat the action if necessary.
- ICE agents attempted to take custody of three individuals at Monterey County Jail with prior arrests for DUI, drug offenses, and false identification.
- The jail implemented a three-hour lockdown, preventing new bookings and inmate releases, citing safety concerns.
- Protesters and observers gathered outside the jail during the operation.
- ICE agents left without apprehending the individuals, and the sheriff’s office indicated they would take similar actions again.
- ICE accused the jail of “harboring” criminals and not cooperating with federal law enforcement.
- Two of the targeted individuals were reportedly released from custody after the ICE agents departed.
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