Opposition is continuing to grow over Donald's misuse of ICE, that's immigration and customs

enforcement, which has basically become a tool for him to enact his deeply, deeply cruel

immigration policies. Donald's Department of Justice is pushing for indictments against

anti-ice protesters in Southern California, but many of the charges are collapsing in court.

Take a look. Over the past few weeks, as immigration agents have detained thousands in sudden and

aggressive raids, they've also arrested dozens of

U.S. citizens, claiming they interfered or attacked law enforcement officers. People like

Andrea Vales, cuffed as her mother and sister screamed in agony. Her charges have since

been dismissed, and now the L.A. Times is reporting many of those cases are falling apart.

Claiming sources suggest U.S. Attorney Bill Assaley is having trouble moving cases forward.

The LA Times says their look at the numbers found grand juries have indicted only one in five cases represented by federal prosecutors.

A veteran member of the prosecutor's office told us it is extremely rare for a grand jury to return a

no-bill decision. That's legal speak for refusing to indict someone. And is a sign prosecutors are

vastly overreaching, filing cases they doubt they'll ever win. In addition, the Guardian

reports that many of the dismissed cases reveal ICE officers fabricated claims in order to justify

arrests. Quote, the Justice Department has charged at least 26 people with assaulting and

impeding federal officers and other crimes during the

protests over immigration rates. Prosecutors, however, have since been forced to dismiss at least

eight of those felonies, many of them, which relied on officers enacting reports court records

show. The Justice Department has also dismissed at least three felony cases

that brought against Angelinos accused of interfering with arrest during recent immigration

rates, unquote. Law enforcement agents lying to incarcerate citizens exercising their

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