Border Patrol Chief Revealed What Gavin Newsom Is Not Saying about ICE Being Near His Event Thursday

The Border Patrol Chief in Los Angeles has revealed what Governor Gavin Newsom is not telling people about ICE’s operation outside his event Thursday.

In short, they arrested a Tren de Aragua gang member just two blocks away from Newsom’s event.

This from therightscoop.com.

Of course, the communists/globalists declared they will “not be intimidated“ after armed Border Patrol agents seemed to be gathering with purpose outside a press conference being held by California Governor Gavin Newsom in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The agents reportedly made one arrest outside the Japanese American National Museum in downtown LA, where Newsom’s event was being held. It came as the governor announced that California will push ahead with a proposal to redraw congressional maps in a bid to help C/G’s steal five more U.S. House seats next year.

Newsom’s press office shared a video on social media showing several armed agents, some wearing masks for their own security and for the security of their families, outside the venue.

Witnesses told The Daily Express they saw at least one person being arrested outside the building.

Newsom addressed the crowd who had gathered inside the venue, and accused President Trump of being behind the move.

Greg Bovino, the Border Patrol’s El Centro sector chief, told FOXLA the agents were present:

[To make] Los Angeles a safer place, since we don’t have politicians who will do that, we do that ourselves.

U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem defended the actions of Border Patrol agents.

She told Fox News:

I don’t know what information they had for that operation that they planned today but it was based on the investigative work that all law enforcement officers do for every single operation they conduct to make sure they are getting dangerous criminals off our streets.

Border Patrol Sector Chief Greg Bovino explained in detail the LA operation below:

Tantrums predictably came from the governor and the mayor concerning ICE being there, but not about violent illegal gang members being in their state.

Below is one of the unsightly tantrums:

Newsom on Thursday called for a November 4 special election to put the new maps before voters, who must approve them. California lawmakers must officially declare the special election, which they plan to do next week.