SC AG warns the ice resistance group against “illegal” behavior – ABC News 4

Columbia, SC (WPDE) – Prosecutor General Alan Wilson said, “Any effort to obstruct or interfere with law enforcement agencies will have serious consequences” in response to a planned meeting of America’s democratic socialists in South Carolina.

The group is said to form a “massive resistance” of ice deportations and plans to create an “ice reacting network to ice reacting network”.

In a letter to Organisationtuesday Wilson said: “While every South Carolinets has the constitutional right to gather peacefully and express his opinion … The Prosecutor General’s service remains unwavering in his dedication to work with President Donald Trump and the implementation of the federal laws for immigration without intervention or obstacle. ”

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The publication also cites past cases of violent protests as the cause of its warnings.

“Recent events serve as a reminder of the dangers of illegal resistance. Only last week, during a protest against deportation in Greenville, a demonstrator crashed a vehicle in a crowd, injuring two people,” the letter said.

Wilson called on all members of America’s democratic socialists in South Carolina to act in accordance with the law while moving forward.

“Let it be clear: any person who deals with illegal activities, whether by obstructing the law enforcement agencies, intervention in investigations, or an attempt to violate the legitimate efforts to implement immigration, will be prosecuted to the largest extent To the law, “Wilson said.