VÍDEO: Solicitante de asilo é imobilizado por agentes do ICE na frente de casa

🛑 Another Juan Bites the Dust in Mill Creek, Washington 🛑 An illegal alien tried to outrun ICE agents in Mill Creek, Washington, and made it all the way to his door at the Heatherwood Apartments. He didn't make it inside. In the end, another Juan bit the dust and left in cuffs. Mill Creek sits in Snohomish County, where ICE has been making more street arrests as the state shuts local jails out of immigration enforcement. Washington's 2019 Keep Washington Working Act bars local police and jails from holding people for ICE or tipping agents off about release dates. That forces agents to chase suspects through parking lots and apartment complexes instead of picking them up at a jail. Gov. Bob Ferguson went further in March 2026 with a mask ban aimed at law enforcement, including federal immigration agents. FAIR estimates about 346,000 illegal aliens live in Washington and puts the cost to taxpayers at about $2.62 billion a year, or roughly $895 per household. Give that your own personal multiplier to reach the real numbers.

— Katie K USA (@KimKatieUSA) October 12, 2026