Fox Host STUNNED After Democrat Leader's INSANE Reaction To MASS ARRESTS OF ANTI-ICE NYC VOTERS!

Demonstrators engaged in disruptive actions across multiple cities. In New York City, over 50 anti-ICE protesters were arrested for occupying a Hilton hotel lobby, believing ICE agents were present. Similar violent demonstrations occurred in Minneapolis, involving spray painting, breaking glass, and attempting to force entry into a hotel where federal immigration officers were staying, leading to 16 arrests.

More than 50 anti-ICE demonstrators arrested in New York City Hilton lobby; 16 suspects arrested in Minneapolis for violent demonstration, charged with assault, resisting arrest, impeding law enforcement.

Anti-ICE protesters in Los Angeles mistakenly targeted TSA agents eating dinner, believing them to be ICE agents. The crowd swarmed the restaurant, causing disruption and requiring sheriff's deputies for crowd control. Organizers reportedly followed Fox 11 reporters inside, telling employees in Spanish not to speak with them.

TSA officers were eating dinner, someone thought they were ICE, and then the crowd showed up. LA County Sheriff's deputies called in for crowd control. Organizers followed reporters inside, recording and telling employees in Spanish not to speak.

The host criticizes Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries for claiming he was 'unfamiliar' with the arrest of 65 anti-ICE protesters in New York City. The host views this as a calculated political move to avoid alienating the far-left base by either condemning or supporting the arrests, which would be a 'lose-lose' situation for him.

Fox host asks Jeffries about 65 New Yorkers arrested in a hotel protest; Jeffries responds, 'I'm unfamiliar with that particular incident. I'm happy to look into it.' The host then states, 'He definitely knows. He just knows politically speaking. Uh it doesn't benefit him to speak on it or to really have an opinion on it because it's a lose-lose.'

The host suggests that the two-week stop-gap measure to fund the Department of Homeland Security is a strategic 'off-ramp' for Democrats. Despite public demands to defund ICE and DHS, the host believes Democrats don't genuinely want a government shutdown over this issue and will use the two-week period for tensions to cool, eventually agreeing to long-term funding.

Senate Democrats struck a deal with Republicans and the White House to pass five spending bills and a stop-gap measure to fund DHS for two weeks while they continue negotiating. The host states, 'Democrats low-key want an off-ramp to defunding DHS because that ain't something that they're actually really trying to do.'