In yet another display of performative outrage, left-wing activists and progressive elites are fuming after federal agents were spotted near Dodger Stadium this week during what appeared to be a standard DHS briefing. Photos of unmarked white vans and SUVs near the stadium gates sparked a frenzy online, with protesters rushing to the scene before any facts were known.
Agents—reportedly from Customs and Border Protection, not ICE—were seen standing outside the parking lot, never even entering the stadium grounds. Yet the Dodgers rushed to virtue-signal, publicly claiming they “denied entry” to the agents, as if defending their turf from an invasion. But here’s the kicker: DHS and ICE both clarified the agents weren’t there for enforcement at all. No raid. No operation. Just another day blown out of proportion by an anti-Trump media narrative.
It’s worth asking: why all the drama? These weren’t rogue actors—they were federal agents doing their jobs under laws that every administration is tasked with upholding. President Trump has made border security and immigration enforcement a priority, and despite backpedaling under the Biden administration, the law still matters. But in LA, it seems politics takes precedence over safety, order, and the truth.
Protesters claimed “Angeleno families come to Dodger Stadium to have fun,” but somehow forget that every American family has the right to feel secure in their country, especially when it comes to border integrity and immigration enforcement.
The left may shout about “raids,” but real Americans see through the noise. Trump’s America-first policies prioritize citizens, enforce the law, and stand strong—even when the stadium gates won’t.