The Racist Communist Groups Behind the Anti-ICE Riots, By Paul Walker
The Dailywire.com, has reported on the radical racist groups who have been involved in the LA anti-ICE protests. Their aim is to reconquer the American southwest, seeing America as an illegitimate colonial power. See, look at this, multiculturalism in action:
"Racist Groups Behind Anti-ICE Riot Want Mexico To Reconquer America: 'Illegal Settler Nation'
"We're no longer going to be on the defense, we're going to take the fight to them."
One of the groups organizing the anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles advocates for Mexico to reconquer much of the American Southwest, arguing that the United States is an illegitimate colonialist power.
Centro CSO, an organization that pushes for the Mexican people to have "self-determination" in America's southwestern states, recruited its followers to join the Sunday protests as violence escalated against federal law enforcement. The group marched with a banner that read "Fight Trump," and reposted an image of an ICE vehicle on social media, particularly flagging that car's license plate.
The group's rallying call is the flag of Aztlán, a mythical homeland of the Aztecs in the southwestern United States, which was ruled by Mexico prior to the Mexican American War and the independence of Texas. The symbol has been used by Mexican nationalists who claim that America has no legitimate claim to states, including Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and California.
An individual associated with the organization spoke at the rally and appeared to threaten violence against law enforcement. "They're going to find out that we don't play games out here," Sammy Carrera said. "We're no longer going to be on the defense, we're going to take the fight to them," he said of ICE agents in a video that was posted by a communist organization.
Centro CSO was not the only group involved in organizing the anti-ICE protests, which began on Friday after the federal agency arrested gang members and sex offenders, that argues the United States should be conquered by Mexico.
Another ethnic separatist group that joined the protest effort is Unión del Barrio, which calls the United States an "illegal settler nation" and agitates on behalf of "la raza," or, the race.
The "revolutionary" organization similarly invokes the myth of Aztlán, also referring to the American southwest as occupied Mexico. Unión del Barrio considers itself an international racial organization that fights against "European colonialism" and the "Anglo settler."
"We hold that the struggle of La Raza in Aztlan/México Ocupado is historically and geographically defined as an indigenous and Mexicano anti-colonial fight for land and socialism," the group says. Unión del Barrio calls for international racial unity to overthrow "European colonialism" and "neocolonialists" among the "United States white nationalist population."
"The principled unification of our forces throughout Nuestra América will be necessary to overturn all manifestations of colonial, imperialist, and neoliberal oppression," it goes on to say.
One of the organization's community organizers is Ron Gochez, a teacher in the Los Angeles Unified School District, who charged that "frail racist white people" want to keep Hispanics out of the United States.
The efforts of the two extreme organizations were bolstered by the Community Self Defense Coalition, which gave out helmets, respirators, goggles, and masks to protesters. Large groups of protesters refused to disperse as police used tear gas and other non-lethal devices to break up illegal gatherings.
The organization takes to social media to broadcast the location of ICE agents and works with Unión del Barrio to create and disseminate a guide on how to identify the vehicles used by ICE.
The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights, which The Daily Wire previously reported received funding from the Department of Homeland Security under the Biden administration, was also involved in the Los Angeles protests. The Trump administration froze funding to the group, which worked to "dismantle the U.S. immigration enforcement system" all while it raked in millions of dollars from the Biden administration.
Marxist organizations also joined in the protests against ICE. The protests were advertised by Refuse Fascism Los Angeles, a far-left organization that hands out propaganda created by the RevCom, the Revolutionary Communist Party. The two groups collaborate as they agitate against what they call the "Trump fascist regime." The Revolutionary Communist Party advocates for "world revolution and the ultimate aim of communism."
The Party for Socialism and Liberation, another Marxist organization, also encouraged people to "take to the streets" to protest in Los Angeles and join the march."
A network of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) with known affiliations to Marxist-aligned political ideologies initiated coordinated protest activity across Los Angeles last Friday. Almost immediately, these protests escalated into widespread unrest, including acts of vandalism, arson, and looting, consistent with patterns observed in previous color revolution-style mobilizations by the Democratic Party.
In response, President Trump authorized the deployment of National Guard units and Marines to secure high-risk areas and prevent further civil unrest, with looting and chaos continuing in the overnight hours...
There is reason to believe that an early staging of a coordinated national mobilization effort is underway to unleash a color revolution across cities, similar to BLM-style protests that morphed into riots in 2020, spearheaded by a group identifying itself as "No Kings." This organization appears to function as a front entity for broader far-left networks, with affiliated support from established rogue leftist NGOs, including Indivisible, a Soros-funded nonprofit previously linked to a failed color revolution targeting Elon Musk's Tesla earlier this year.
Leftist news outlet Common Dreams stated that Indivisible's Leah Greenberg is one of the leading groups behind the "No Kings" movement.
This weekend's planned protest is receiving organizational backing—or, at the very least, logistical support—from nearly 200 groups, including a wide range of NGOs (get ready for the bussing of professional protesters to cities near you).
Here's a partial list of those groups...
Notably, the timing coincides with June 14, a symbolic convergence of Flag Day, President Trump's birthday, a military parade in Washington, DC, and the U.S. Army's 250th anniversary, suggesting deliberate political signaling behind the mobilization effort.
Map: Nationwide Mobilization Effort
FBI Director Kash Patel told media outlet Just the News, "The FBI is investigating any and all monetary connections responsible for these riots."
Patel might want to take a look at the funding Billionaire Walton Family Heir Christy Walton (one of the heirs to Walmart) could be involved in; the 50501 movement, the leftist group also partnered with No Kings, re-posted Walton's protest mobilization ad in the New York Times.
"Who had Christy Walton, Walmart Heiress, on your Bingo Card paying for ads in The New York Times to promote: "No Kings", June 14, Nationwide Protests? Anyone?!?" 50501 movement wrote on Facebook.
Riots and chaos in Los Angeles are creating terrible optics for the Democratic Party. The NGOs' deployment of migrants and radical leftists as frontline actors—some of whom are burning vehicles, looting, and causing chaos while waving foreign flags—has strongly reinforced President Trump's mandate from the American people regarding the urgent need to deport criminal illegal aliens.
"The protests the Left is calling "No Kings" for next Saturday should be consistently messaged as "the Left's Anti American Flag Day protests." That's what they are," author and commentator James Lindsay wrote on X.
All in all, early indications suggest staging efforts nationwide are underway with the Democratic Party's color revolution operation against Trump, supported and funded by rogue NGOs, in an effort to shift public opinion polls. Democrats are using the same playbook from their 2020 BLM riots.
There is growing public awareness of the Democratic Party's deployment of dark NGO networks to orchestrate domestic unrest through tactics resembling the 2020 BLM riots. The ongoing unrest that could potentially spread nationwide by the weekend is best characterized as a hybrid war—cultural and informational against the sitting president of the U.S.
The central unresolved question remains: To what extent are these leftist NGO-linked operations influenced or financed by foreign actors?
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