Kansas City Activists Threatening ICE?!?

A recent warning about protesters & activists messing with the feds sparks an important question about the local discourse . . . 

IS KANSAS CITY ANTI-ICE FERVOR RISKING DANGEROUS CONFRONTATION WITH FEDS?!?

This is something for local plebs to think about because bad outcomes can happen in a matter of seconds and HONESTLY . . . On both sides of the equation, we don't want to see anybody hurt because of misguided good intentions. 

And so . . .

This warning message is important for locals to understand as the weather gets nicer and the mass deportation agenda is likely to ramp up . . . 

Check-it:  

U.S. Attorney Ryan A. Kriegshauser issued a statement Friday saying he's "concerned" about incidents involving individuals threatening federal agents, or using their vehicles to aggressively "chase or interfere with federal agents engaged in their official duties."

Kriegshauser said his office supports and protects freedom of speech and the right to peacefully protest, but that those protests must be carried out in a responsible, legal manner.

"Interfering with federal agents who are carrying out their duties can be charged by our office, depending on the conduct," Kriesghauser wrote. "Making threats against federal officials can be charged by our office, depending on the conduct. Individuals engaged in these activities should be aware that they are subject to prosecution in federal court."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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