In recent years, open borders activists have become emboldened. The radical infrastructure of sanctuary states like California, where law enforcement is banned from even cooperating with ICE and federal law enforcement, the networks of politicians and judges who protect illegal aliens, and the open borders street rioters made for difficult conditions for immigration enforcement.

After the Trump administration began making busts, pro-illegal alien activists took to the streets in ‘patrols’ meant to warn illegal aliens of incoming raids.

The media celebrated and promoted the radicals who then escalated their tactics into active confrontations.

Now there are consequences.

On the morning of Feb. 28, ICE agents were executing four warrants in L.A., including in the South L.A. neighborhood.

According to the United States Department of Justice, a crowd began forming outside one of the homes, with members of the crowd shouting “hostile remarks.”

The agents eventually left the area, at which point federal officials say a Honda fit occupied by Torres and Flores pulled in front of their government vehicles and “blocked its pathway at the intersection.”

The DOJ also accuses the same vehicle of driving into oncoming traffic in order to pass the government vehicles, and then slamming on their brakes in an attempt to cause crash.

The complaint states that the pair continued to follow one of the vehicles for approximately two miles, crossing lanes and driving aggressively.

It’s a good start, but the feds need to crack down on the networks of ‘community groups’ these people are coming out of, including nonprofits.