A woman in California has protested on massive deportations by bringing down an American flag and hanging a Mexican before he threatened to kill the family of a police officer while she was placed in handcuffs.
Crystal Aguilar, 24, from Bakersfield, was arrested on Thursday by Kern County Sheriff's Officer after several people had reported her that she was trying to steal an American flag from a flagpole in Hart Park in her hometown around 9:30 am.
Aguilar, whose parents were deported when she was a child, threw the American flag into the mud after cutting the chain.
She then raised a Mexican flag on the post above the entrance to the park, the video posted by the Sheriff office.
“You are not going to tell me what to do, this is Mexican Land Motherf ** Ker,” Aguilar told delegates when they approached her, bodycam images. 'Look at that flag, because that [US] Flag is on the floor. '
As an officer said she had to 'turn around' to be fascinated, she replied: 'Ok, my people kill you … touch me, Motherf ** Ker, and when your children die …'
She started to resist arrest and told delegates: 'Take me, Motherf ** Ker, to Mexico … My father will kill you and your whole family. You think it's a joke until it's not. I have already told my father. '
“Ok,” the officer replied calmly.
Various officers were needed to fascinate her, and once they did, she demanded that they 'free me' and to 'turn off my car'.
Crystal Aguilar, 24, Van Bakersfield, was arrested on Thursday by Kern County Sheriff's Officer after several people had reported her that she was trying to steal an American flag from a flagpole in Hart Park in her hometown around 9:30 am
She can pick up a Mexican flag on the flagpole on Thursday
“Don't tell me what to do, get the f ** k out,” the officer replied.
“Then get the f ** k from my country, that's Mexican country,” she shouted back. “That's Mexican country!”
The video ended with the officer who started to release the American flag that was tied around a pole.
She was arrested for accusation of vandalism, opposition to arrest, entering a vehicle and violating a provincial regulation for possession of marijuana in a park.
Last week, Aguilar protested outside the Bakersfield town hall, argue for immigrant rights.
Aguilar's parents were immigrants and field workers, and they were deported when she was young, she told Bakersfield now.
“We are the voices of our parents. We are on the land that has been stolen, “she told the outlet.
'I am a child who grew up without a mother and without a father because the government decided to deport them. They were field workers. And I say that loudly, and I say that proudly. '
As an officer said she had to 'turn around' to be fascinated, she replied: 'Okay, my people kill you … touch me, motherf ** ker, and when your children die … Take me, bastard , to Mexico … My father is going to kill you and your whole family. You think it's a joke until it's not. '
Various officers were needed to fascinate Aguilar, whose parents were deported when she was a child. She was arrested for accusation of vandalism, opposition to arrest, entering a vehicle and violating a provincial regulation for possession of marijuana in a park
Aguilar does not remember that her father or her brothers who were forced by the federal government to go back to Mexico.
She protested against the executive orders of President Donald Trump who were aimed at harming immigrants.
ICE has deported 6,000 illegal migrants from the US since Trump took office on January 20.
There have been around 350 to 400 deportations per day, it turned out that ice data was shared exclusively with the DailyMail.com.
In total, ICE arrested 715 people with excellent immigration violations on Monday.
Of these migrants, 73 percent knew either criminal convictions or pending charges, including murder, sexual crimes against minors and drug trafficking.
And six tren The Aragua (TDA) cartelilials were arrested on Monday in addition to nine other migrant gang members. The first flights from migrants to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba who started on Tuesday were members of the gang and other 'high threat flowers' bound to the cartel.
Since Trump's curse, nearly 9,000 immigration offenders have been arrested, many of whom have several convictions or charges, the civil servant added.
Ice has deported 6,000 illegal alien beings from the US since Trump took office on January 20
“President Trump's government carries out his promise to arrest and deport criminal illegal immigrants,” the senior civil servant of the White House Dailymail.com.
“There will be more. This is just the beginning. '
In conversation with reporters in the Oval Office, Trump celebrated the performance against criminal aliens who carried out his administration.
“The volume of the crime they have and the cruelty of crimes, these people are terrible people, and if someone thinks they will ever be great civilians, they are wrong. It's not going to happen, “said Trump.
'If I can get them out of the country and be in another country where they are happy to have them because they make a small fee compared to what we have paid for a private prison, or in one of our prisons and costs Even more money, I think it would be great, “he went on.
“I would like to get them out of our country,” the president noted.
