Total Havoc Breaks Loose as Trump Plan Implodes

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0:29Ben Meiselas:Total havoc is breaking loose across the streets of the United States. It's not just here in California. It's even in places like Utah where there are ice raids, militarized ice going through the streets with like tanks as they're knocking on doors. It is so hard to believe that this is the United States of America, but this is what it looks like under the Trump regime. But some good news to report. A federal district court in California issued a powerful ruling on Friday saying that the ICE operations are violating the constitutional rights of Americans by arresting people without probable cause, by racially profiling people.

1:14Ben Meiselas:And a federal judge has ordered the Trump regime to stop its immigration arrest. Although this order relates to Southern California only without probable cause, I'd like to see this order be also entered into in other places and other federal courts across the country. As I mentioned, nowhere is immune to what these ICE agents and these militarized ICE are doing. For example, this is an ice raid in the suburbs in West Jordan, Utah. Watch as you see. It looks like an army is marching down the streets. This is exactly what our founders wanted to protect against. Here, play this clip. Jesus, what the fuck is happening?

1:57This is ice walking down my street. There's got to be 50 of them. What the fuck is going on here?

2:09Holy shit.

2:39Ben Meiselas:do they have to lose? Let us interrogate the kids, coach. We want to interrogate them. The coach that I told them, they still have their Fifth and Fourth Amendment rights. This was in Manhattan's West Side. This guy had coached baseball for about 20 years. Hat tipped a long time, first time for pulling this. Here, play this clip. A coach for youth baseball in Manhattan says a group of ICE agents approached members of his team while they were practicing in Riverside Park. Eyewitnesses reporter Sonia Roncon with the story from the Upper West Side. The batting cages here in Riverside Park have been a little quieter in the last week.

3:14Harlem Baseball Hitting Academy founder Yeoman Wilder was coaching middle and high school students there on July 3rd when he says six ice officers walked through the park past the basketball courts. But I really think too much about it. I just think, okay, they're ice officers. But I've seen them in Washington Heights before. But then he says they approached the kids and started asking questions.

3:38Wilder has a master's degree in law and told them they didn't need to answer those questions. I told my kids to walk to the back of the cages right here, and I said they're going to invoke their Fifth Amendment rights. They're not going to say anything. He says one of the officers raised his voice. That's when I was called a YouTube lawyer. And I said, no, I just know how the Constitution works. And all of the kids, he says, are American citizens. Their parents are, you know, from the Dominican Republic, South America, Mexican, Africa. But they're kids who are born here. They have a 14th Amendment entitlement to live here.

4:21We've reached out to Homeland Security to verify that ICE officers were here but have yet to get a response. Wilder says they were armed in uniform with clearly labeled vests. They look like the real thing to me. From what I've seen in Washington Heights, what I saw that day. And he's reached out to local elected officials, like Assemblymember Linda Rosenthal, who says he was right to advise the kids. No one has the right to take you away or to get any of your information. I never in my life thought this was going to happen on the Upper West Side in New York City. I did that whole thing, you know, until it happens to you, you're not aware.

5:00And it happened to us since the incident last week. The coach says he changed their practice time. But the kids and their parents are so worried that only two of them have been back.

5:11Ben Meiselas:Now, moving from New York to San Diego, ICE handcuffed a 71 year old grandmother, a U.S. citizen legal observer. The agent pressing charges claim that the elderly woman, quote, pushed me. She was handcuffed and detained for eight hours, leaving her wrists and shoulders bruised. Barbara Stone is a legal observer. Her lawyer said she filmed the arbitrary detentions of court participants. Yes, yes, I was trying to videotape. That's what we volunteers do. This incident occurred inside the Edward Schwartz Federal Building in downtown San Diego. I want you to watch as ICE handcuffs the 71-year-old grandmother, U.S.

5:54Ben Meiselas:citizen at San Diego's immigration court. Here, let's play it. In the hall where we were showing support for asylum seekers. Barbara Stone calls herself a legal observer. She'll sometimes join a group of volunteers downtown to film when those asylum seekers are detained. Yes. Yes, I was trying to videotape. That's what we volunteers do. On Tuesday, the scene escalated. In this video sent to us by her lawyer, filmed by fellow volunteers, you see the moment it happens at 2nd 12.

6:32Agents with immigration and customs enforcement and the woman we now know to be stoned arguing in the hallway. And there was a large group of people, and suddenly they were accusing me of assault. You can hear the agents discussing that around a minute 26. Yeah, she pushed it all. Do you want to file charges? I can talk to you guys. Sure, yes. It's fine because people get better at it. That's the same officer who interacted with Stone at the beginning of the video who now wants to press charges. As Stone appears to be exiting the floor, several agents track her down in the stairwell. The other volunteers follow behind.

7:10Step up.

7:15You hear the agents say she's arrested, although Stone says she was told otherwise when she was held in custody inside the building. They immediately said this is not an arrest. This is called a detention investigation. And so you are not under arrest. Still, Stone says she was held there for about eight hours. ABC 10 News was interviewing her daughter when Stone was released. Stone said she wasn't given any paperwork or notified of a future court date, but did say it won't stop her from being a legal observer again. Oh, absolutely.

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9:13Ben Meiselas:The asylum was suddenly revoked. And this person had a lawsuit against the FBI's terrorist screening. So take a look at Cincinnati's Children's Chaplain, who was previously granted asylum, detained by ICE. Here, let's watch this. Following a chaplain at Cincinnati Children's Hospital has been detained by ICE. So a Muslim advocacy group was just outside of the Homeland Security Office there in Blue Ash demanding that Ayman Solomon be released. Our Chris Jacobs here now with more on what we're learning. Hi there. And some of the details of this case are unusual. So the group says Solomon was detained during an ICE check-in earlier today, but they're also telling us along with ICE, the FBI was also there as he was taken into custody, though we don't know why they were part of the arrests.

9:59That's something that's not always part of this process. Soleiman is well known in the community. He's a Muslim chaplain at Cincinnati Children's and is also an imam at the Clifton Mosque. Now, the group says Soleiman immigrated to the U.S. from Egypt over a decade ago and was granted asylum status. However, in December, we're told that status was revoked, though we don't have an exact reason. Now, since then, Soleiman had been regularly checking in with ICE agents. And today, during one of those check-ins, we are told he was detained. His supporters say they worried something was wrong when his asylum hearing was canceled, but not his ICE check-in.

10:35At a news conference, supporters demanding his immediate release. We want to know what is the message that this government is sending where we expect people to adhere to due process and to show up for what is a regular check-in appointment and then get detained and taken away. So the Butler County Jail is where many people arrested by ICE are held. One of the speakers at the conference today says that's where he's headed. We've reached out to Cincinnati Children's as well as immigration enforcement and have not heard back.

11:10Ben Meiselas:Now, We've been reporting of the brutal treatment of individuals by ICE in Camarillo. Remember how ICE has been raiding the farms now in California. They've been in Ventura County. They've been in Santa Barbara County, in Fresno County, in Los Angeles County, in Riverside County. I think I said Fresno County. Jamie Garcia died from the injuries he suffered during an ICE raid on his farm. Here, just watch this. The sad update to a story that we first told you about on Eyewitness News this morning. Family members say a man who was on life support after being injured in the raid has now died. The family says that Jaime Garcia was being chased by federal agents when he fell 30 feet off the building yesterday.

11:54Garcia was taken to the hospital with a broken neck and skull. Garcia's family says he was working at the farm to send money home to his wife and daughter.

12:02Ben Meiselas:Now, one of the masterminds, and that's probably not the right way to say it, one of the individuals who's encouraging or inflicting this torture is Stephen Miller. Here's what Stephen Miller had to say on Friday. Let's play it. And again, another example of how the city government of Los Angeles is waging a campaign of insurrection against the federal government. Let's be very clear. What would Los Angeles look like without illegal aliens? Here's what it would look like. You would be able to see a doctor in the emergency room right away. No wait time. No problem. Your kids would go to a public school that had more money than they know what to do with.

12:38Classrooms would be half the size. Students who had special needs would get all the attention that they needed. There would be no violent transnational gangs. There would be no cartels. There would be no Mexican mafia. There would be no Serenios. There would be no MS-13. There would be no TDA. You would be living in a city that would be safe. That would be clean. There would be no fentanyl. There would be no drug dents. That could be the future Los Angeles could have. But the leaders in Los Angeles have formed an alliance with the cartels and the criminal aliens.

13:06Ben Meiselas:Now, I'll share this with you as well. ICE raided St. John's Hospital in Oxnard, California. take a look at this in this video from tiktok has some other data points as well some of the other stuff that ice was doing in california let's play it it appears that the hospital that first locked the doors on them and weren't letting them in protesters showed up to protest them it became a chaotic scene but agents did eventually get access they went in they grabbed their person got back in the vehicles and then they left also shout out to this old man video says carpenteria but I don't know if this is up there or not, but somewhere out there, he was on the road where he found himself with a military convoy behind him.

13:47He stopped his El Camino. He got out. He confronted the agents and wanted to fight them. So that old man in shorts and sandals with an El Camino, thank you. We need more folks like you, because if that was a brown man, he would have been taken down and arrested. Well, that's it for today. Tomorrow, all eyes are going to be on that restraining order. Let's hope they get it passed.

14:08Ben Meiselas:And here, as we said on the Midas Touch account, if this is what you voted for, you are a horrible person and good humans shouldn't be afraid to point out the horrible ones. A veteran, disabled veteran who was working at one of the cannabis dispensaries, by the way, owned by a Trump supporter, by the way, was arrested when he was trying to leave U.S. citizen. He was disappeared by ice. Here, play this clip. Just an extremely emotional scene here. The minute that we arrived outside Glass House Farms, we met a sister and a wife of a man who works as a security guard here, George Redis. He is a disabled U.S.

14:51veteran. He is a U.S. citizen, and they are desperately looking for him. They haven't heard anything about his whereabouts from yesterday. They do say that he was taken in the raid. We want to show you a picture of 25-year-old George Redis, a U.S. Army veteran who his family, again, says is disabled. They saw via Air 7 yesterday that he was trying to leave the scene in his white vehicle. Take a listen to what his sister and then his wife told us. I thought he was probably part of the protest and he wasn't. He was trying to reverse his car. They broke his window. They pepper sprayed him. They grabbed him threw him on the floor.

15:29They detained him His wives have been trying to call and ask where he is. They don't know where he is Apparently they no one associates with nobody. So now we don't we don't know what to do We're just asking like let my brother go. He's a US citizen. He didn't do anything wrong. He's a veteran Disabled citizen and says it on his car and I just want to know where he's at because I have not seen him And I heard from him since yesterday. And I called L.A. And they keep saying that they're not going over there. And I just don't know where he's at. I've been up since 6 a.m. trying to call the sheriffs, the police department, Oxnard, Camarillo, Ventura.

16:09And I can't hear nothing. They say they don't know. They don't associate. And as you heard from George Redis' wife, it's his daughter's birthday party tomorrow. She is desperately looking for George. She says that she has called every local police department, the sheriff's department. They don't know where he is. And so that's why the family is camped out here right now, trying to find answers.

16:35Ben Meiselas:So folks, that's what's going on in the street. We'll keep you posted more updates on what's going on with that lawsuit. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million subscribers. Love this video? Continue the conversation by following us on Instagram, at Midas Touch and help us blow past 1 million followers.