ICE posts viral video of suspect on cart set to Chamillionaire song

Immigration and customs authority (ICE) A video of a suspect recently shared the Song “Ridin ‘” on a flat bed platform car from Chamillionaire.

The agency of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) released the video on October 5 on X. According to the post office, it was recorded in Portland.

The video shows the suspect who wore a black hoodie and lay down on the metal car with his face. The hands of the individual were held behind their back. The video became viral. There were tens of thousands from likes to x. From 5:30 p.m., on Sunday, there were over three million impressions.

The agency has the contribution about a heading “Do you refuse to go?

Chicago anti-Ice demonstrators block vehicles, are hit with tear gas and pepper balls

ICE announced a video that was thrown away with a suspect on a flat bed in Portland. (@Icegov about x)

Fox News Digital turned to ice to learn more about the suspect and the circumstances, but did not hear back immediately.

The video came as President Donald Trumps The administration continues its law enforcement efforts – and if the protests against ice are increasing across the country.

In a suburb in Chicago on Friday, more than a dozen people were arrested by federal agents During protests in an ice processing device.

Anti-I-ICE portal randalier with guillotine against the police in war-like scenes

Around 250 anti-office demonstrators took part in the protests Broadview, sick. Fox News watched as agents shoot pepper balls, tear gas and rubber balls to clarify crowds.

Also on Friday, the ICE officials were attacked by illegal immigrants who used “vehicles as weapons”, the authorities said. The incidents took place in the Illinois suburbs of Narridge and Bensenville.

“Fortunately, none of our law enforcement authorities were killed in the law enforcement authorities because of the disturbed criminals.” DHS deputy secretary Tricia McLaughlin said in an explanation.

ICE has not yet published the name of the suspect. (Getty Images)

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“This is exactly what happens when [Illinois] Governor Pritzker, [Chicago] Mayor Johnson and other sanctuary politicians demonize ice cream and encourage illegal foreigners to oppose the law enforcement authorities. “

Greg Norman and Rachel Wolf from Fox News Digital contributed to this report.