ICE Agents At White Memorial Hospital

[Gregory Matthews]

 

ICE agents block entry and detain at White Memorial Hospital.

https://spectrummagazine.org/the-current/ice-agents-arrest-two-block-ambulance-entrance-at-adventist-health-white-memorial/

[bonnie1962]

Nithya Raman was elected to fix LA. Her first move should infuriate voters

Nithya Raman was elected to fix LA — not to bring more conflict to the streets of the city. Yet her first act as mayor-elect was to join an absurd anti-ICE protest at a hospital this weekend.

Left-wing activists created the false impression that ICE agents had raided a hospital. Nothing like that happened — in fact, it was closer to the opposite, as anti-ICE activists tried to invade an emergency room.

What really took place was that ICE agents brought a detainee to the hospital for medical attention. They weren’t raiding the hospital, at all; they were trying to provide aid. They were doing their humanitarian duty. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Gustave]

It was likely a misunderstanding. Liberal zealots believed toddlers were being denied sex reassignment medical care, became militant and acted out. The media was promptly there to offer support to the liberal agenda. 

[phkrause]

First question I would have is "Why are ICE agents there? and not the police?????

And as far as the newly elected mayor is concerned, here is an AI report on that:

Yes, newly elected Mayor Nithya Raman was present at White Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles. She joined protests against ICE agents who were blocking ambulances outside the hospital, which sparked significant public outcry.

Details of the Event

The incident at White Memorial Medical Center involved several key aspects.

• Protests — Demonstrators gathered outside the hospital to oppose ICE's actions, which included blocking ambulances.
• Mayor's Involvement — Nithya Raman, as mayor-elect, participated in the protests, emphasizing her stance against federal immigration enforcement at healthcare facilities.
• Public Reaction — The confrontation led to widespread criticism and support for Raman's actions, highlighting the contentious nature of immigration policies.
• Location — The protests occurred at Adventist Health White Memorial Medical Center in Boyle Heights, a significant site for the community.

And the mayor doesn't take office until Dec 14!

[bonnie1962]

1 hour ago, phkrause said:

First question I would have is "Why are ICE agents there? and not the police?????

Because they had two people in custody, one needed medical attention. Unless a correction has been reported ICE did exactly what ICE was supposed to do. Both later were arrested for assaulting federal officers.

1 hour ago, phkrause said:

 

Yes, newly elected Mayor Nithya Raman was present at White Memorial Medical Center in Los Angeles. She joined protests against ICE agents who were blocking ambulances outside the hospital, which sparked significant public outcry.

 

Every Angeleno should be able to get medical care without worrying about being deported and torn from their loved ones," her statement on X read, in part. "Angelenos should not have to live in fear. ICE has no place in Los Angeles."

 

 

My first question would be did she know why the men  were in  custody? Did she know or maybe a better question would be if she cared one needed medical attention. Following the rules he was taken to the hospital. I dont see anything about his medical attention that was needed. I saw nothing of this man being in custody prior to arriving at the hospital. Agents were there with two men in custody and the police dept is not a reliable aid for this 

 

The incident at White Memorial Medical Center involved several key aspects.

• Mayor's Involvement — Nithya Raman, as mayor-elect, n participated in the protests, emphasizing her stance against federal immigration enforcement at healthcare facilities.

The above by the mayor gives a far different impression. This did not start out as federal immigration. It started out as a man needing medical care

Did she know why the men were in custody? Did she know one needed medical attention? Where should IICE have brought a man needing medical attention.  maybe ICE blocked ER entrance because of the behavior past and present of peaceful loving liberal protestors?

Did ICE block ER entrance when they arrived with a man needing medical attention? Or after protestors were notified and s along with the newly elected mayor?

I havent followed this since it first happened.  But several key issues seem to have been omitted. 

Did the mayor have any idea why the men were in custody? What should ICE have done with a man needing medical attention? Did ICE block ER entrance upon arrival? Or did they block entrance either after notification of a pending arrival of protestors or after they arrived?  

1 hour ago, phkrause said:

• Public Reaction — The confrontation led to widespread criticism and support for Raman's actions, highlighting the contentious nature of immigration policies.
• Location — The protests occurred at Adventist Health White Memorial Medical Center in Boyle Heights, a significant site for the community.

And the mayor doesn't take office until Dec 14!

,Her five minutes of fame. Do we know if the protestors were hired.

After MN spontaneous riots the  protestors were found to be hired and pay scale reported