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Cudahy Vice Mayor Criticized — and Under Investigation — for Suggesting Gangs Should Combat ICE

  • The deputy mayor of Cudahy shared a video on June 25, 2025, which has since been removed, in which she called on gangs such as 18th Street and Florence to mobilize and protect their neighborhoods from ICE enforcement activities in the Los Angeles area.
  • Her call came amid a Trump administration immigration crackdown that began June 6, triggering protests and federal raids throughout Los Angeles and Orange counties.
  • Gonzalez explicitly referenced the violent 18th Street and Florence gangs, questioning why gang members were not opposing the immigration sweeps.
  • Federal and local authorities condemned Gonzalez's remarks as despicable and dangerous, linking them to a 500% rise in assaults on ICE officers while Gonzalez confirmed an FBI investigation, stating, "I need a lawyer. The FBI just came to my house."
  • The city of Cudahy distanced itself from Gonzalez's personal views and calls grew for her resignation and possible prosecution amid concerns over inciting violence during immigration enforcement.
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Townhall broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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