San Diego’s officer faces a decline after ICE’s agents labeled “terrorists”

A city councilor in California was exploded on social media over the weekend after sharing a photo of ice agents on Instagram with the word “terrorists” written in red over the agents.

In the photo, that the city councilor of San Diego, Sean Elo-Rivera, published on Instagram with the rage against the song of the machine “Bulls on Parade”, immigration agents appear to be in a car park that carried hull and vests and carrying weapons.

“Look at this photo. This is not a war zone; it is a neighborhood in our city,” Elo-Rivera wrote in the publication. “In San Diego, they have addressed parents leaving their children at school, people who follow the law within courts and workers only do their job at local restaurants.

“These are federal agents who make raids under the false claim of” security “, he added.” This is not security. It is a state sponsored terrorism. And anyone who cares about freedom and true security should fight. “

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Prior to the post Friday night, Elo-Rivera, representing the 9th district of the City Council, shared a series of Instagram stories that criticized ice action in the city.

“They have addressed parents outside the schools in my district,” he wrote in a story. “They have been addressed to people following the law in Courthouses. Tonight, they went to people who work in South Park and tomorrow could be anyone in any neighborhood in San Diego. The only way we stop is not to look at the eye and demand that it end.”

In the stories after Instagram, he called “Jackbooted Matons,” “cowards” and “criminals”, and said that the action of the National Security Department (DHS) was “State -sponsored terrorism.”

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After the Rant Public was shared by Fox News correspondent, Bill Melugin, on Saturday afternoon, Elo-Rivera again jumped on social media to double his phrasing.

“The fox news correspondent has attracted my attention to my choice of words … I said what I meant and meant what I said,” Elo-Rivera wrote.

He then published a screenshot of Cornell Law School website, which states that there is no universal definition for terrorism and checked a list of “common elements that characterize it” before calling “fascist” Instagram users.

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Stephen Miller, head of the Assistant Cabinet of the White House for Politics and a National Security Advisor, took X to respond to the places of Elo-Rivera, writing: “We live in the Age of Domestic Terrorism on the left. They openly encourage violence against law forces to help and face the invasion of America”.

Elo-Rivera responded by calling Miller “one of the most dishonest and worst people in America,” noticing “nothing makes me more confident in my position than to know that I hate it.”

Instagram Publications arrived a few hours after Patricia Hyde, the head of Ice Boston, told Fox News Sanctuary Jurisdictions began climbing -SE against the ice.

The incidents reported include a group of activists trying to release an illegal immigrant suspect who was handcuffed by the ICE and a crowd blowing the ICE’s coverage outside an alleged house of illegal immigrant murderer.

“I think the lack of cooperation gets worse and is worse and is jeopardizing the application of the law,” Hyde said.

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The University of Cornell, the President of the Cornell Law School, the ICE and the President of the City Council of San Diego, Joe Lacava, did not immediately respond to the requests for comments from Fox News Digital.

Michael Dorgan of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.