Big Beautiful Detings: Top Democrats were arrested, handcuffed and pushed to the ground under Trump administration; Meet people caught in cracks

The increasing number of democratic officers is being arrested or accused in connection with the protest and disregard related to immigration as the enforcement agenda of US President Donald Trump, as there is strong criticism and increasing concern between party leaders.Democrats argue that the arrest suggests that Trump is pulling the country’s democracy to the shore. But for Trump’s supporters, the images of the defiant politicians in handcuffs are actually what they wanted.Meanwhile, the Trump administration continues to send military reinforcement to assist immigration to the southern states and revives the earlier workplace raids.It has been detained or charged in recent weeks:

Brad Lander, the Comptroller and Democratic Mayorl candidate of New York City, was arrested by federal agents outside an immigration court in Manhattan on Wednesday. The lander was reportedly observed to observe the court proceedings when he connected the weapons with detention faced by an immigrant. His peaceful work of protest was captured on camera and broadcast widely. It has become one of the most symbolic arrests under Trump’s revival rift on unspecified migrants. The Lander’s team insisted that the arrest was politically motivated.

Senator Alex Padila was pulled into handcuffs from a homeland security press conference at Los Angeles last week after an attempt to ask a question. Although he was not arrested, his removal footage spread rapidly online. After days, Padila condemned Trump on the floor of the Senate, called him “tyrannical”.

Representative Lamonica Mcivar was arrested on 10 June during a protest outside an ice detention facility in Newark. He has been motivated to allegedly intervene with federal immigration officers. Maciver, who was protesting with Mayor Ras Barak, is expected to be guilty. The case has attracted significant attention, especially since it follows a wave of protests in cities run by Democrats.

Judge Hannah Dugan of the Milwauki County Circuit Court was arrested on 25 April and was formally charged on 13 May. Federal prosecutors accused him of trying to help an unspecified immigrant to avoid arrest. Dugan has requested not to be guilty. His case has worried many people in the legal community, which has increased concerns about judicial freedom. Dugan has not yet publicly commented in detail, but his legal team has argued that his actions were incorrectly presented and they did not break any law.

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka was arrested on 9 May during protest against immigration at an ice center. He joined the protesters in blocking the entrance of the facility before taking into custody. The case against him was later demolished, but the incident has promoted tension between local authorities and federal agents. The Trump administration recently reversed the syllabus on earlier borders, saying that it again raides fields, hotels, meatpacking plants and restaurants. Pentagon confirmed that an additional 700 military personnel have been deployed in Florida, Louisiana and Texas to assist immigration efforts. Trump’s team has rejected the arrest as an “viral moment” efforts, but Democratic leaders are a deep threat to democratic norms.