After calling U.S. illegal immigrant centers "concentration camps," Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., shared information on the Trump administration Immigration and Custom Enforcement raids, potentially putting ICE agents in danger of violent protests.
Rep. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted Saturday:
"Warning: The Trump admin is expected to begin ICE raids across the country TOMORROW, targeting people for round up.
NOW is the time for us to come together:
- Check in w/ your neighbors
- Share "Know Your Rights" info
- If you see ICE, report to @UNITEDWEDREAM 1-844-363-1423"
She added via Twitter:
"Please share this info widely & make sure your neighbors have it.
If your home can be a safe space or haven for others, let your neighbors and community know – even if it's just to relax in the stress of this time.
Plan, prepare, + protect our neighbors."
AOC potentially put the safety of ICE agents at risk by tweeting out information on the raids, which President Donald Trump has since postponed in order for Congress to work out a deal on immigration legislation, according to Acting ICE Director Mark Morgan on Saturday night.
"The media got a hold of some operational specifics, and they reported it," Morgan told Fox News' "Justice w/Jeanine." "It's egregious and it puts the lives of the officers and agents at risk. The men and women at ICE are true American heroes.
"The president recognized that. He postponed it to protect them, but also to give Congress another chance on a bipartisan method to actually get together and pass this supplement so we can enforce the rule of law, positively impact this crisis, and maintain integrity of this system."
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