AOC slammed for putting on a ‘illegal’ webinar for illegal migrants on ‘how to avoid ICE’

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is once again under fire to release a video that helps illegal migrants to prevent detection and arrest through enforcement of immigration.

The New York conference member organized a webinar on its social media on Wednesday, where speakers gave step -by -step instructions to migrants about dealing with federal enforcement agents.

It comes when immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) carries out raids in large American cities that are known to offer sanctuary policy protection to migrants without papers living in their areas of law.

President Donald Trump promised in his 2024 campaign to re-out the greatest deportation ever of illegal immigrants in American history in function and he realizes that promise.

But AOC and other members of the democratic 'team' in the congress take steps to try to help these criminals prevent them from being kicked out of the border illegally.

And critics are furious about it.

“Should she not be punished for this as a sitting conference woman?” A user on X interviewed the recent Webinar AOC hosted on her social media account.

Another Pro-Maga account wrote: 'This is illegal. AOC breaks the law. She advises illegal immigrants on how to avoid ice. Connect her. '

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez organized a webinar on its social media with people explaining how illegal migrants can avoid or avoid immigration officials

The workshops as immigration and customs enforcement (ICE) and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) come in throughout the country that complete illegal immigrations for deportation.

Ocasio-Cortez went live on Instagram last week and inquired her followers: 'When one of these things [raids] Come to your back garden, you can resist. '

She claimed that if millions of people go against the raids, this 'will create friction in the system' and although it may not stop it completely, the efforts will 'slow' the deportation.

And only a week after that session, AOC brought others to perform a webinar on its page in which rights are explained that immigrants must avoid or hinder civil servants who try to interrogate their residence status.

A PowerPoint presentation drawn up on steps they can take to avoid enforcement and prevent them from answering their questions.

It also described tactics that officials and agents would use to catch them.

“These agents will go to Huizen early in the morning to make arrests,” said a speaker called Genia in Wednesday's webinar. “They will put people on the street or in public places, including a public space from a workplace.”

A second speaker named Laura said about these agents who have the task of rounding round-ups: 'They either want to deceive you by thinking they are not ice cream, or they will lie so you will believe they have the right to inside to come. '

AOC also went live on Instagram last week to explain her followers ways in which they could hinder ice operations and say: 'When one of these [raids] Comes to your backyard, you can resist '

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) And Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.), Both members of the 'team' have also provided information to immigrants and those who want to help them avoid federal officials and the new laws and the new laws that they reign them.

In particular, Omar organizes free workshops for those from her home country Somalia who have come to the US illegally and are now looking for ice cream and the deportation raids.

Rep. Brandon Gill (R-Texas) circulates a petition to deport the progressive legislator, who came to the US for the first time as a refugee when her family was torn out of the war.

“Friend, we should never have left Ilhan Omar in our country,” Gill said about his house colleague. “And to be honest, America would be a much better place if it were sent back to Somalia.”

He continued: “It could not be more flagrant: Ilhan Omar is more loyal to illegal Somalis than she was chosen to the United States, or the office she was chosen.”

The Ministry of Justice has already filed a lawsuit against Illinois, Chicago and New York City for their Sanctuary protocols that work against federal politics with regard to the enforcement of immigration laws.