MAGA Supporters Counter Anti-ICE Protests: ‘Go Back to Mexico’
June 10, 2025
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Several Donald Trump supporters in Tampa, Florida, have started counter-protests to anti-ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, demonstrations.
Video footage posted on X, formerly Twitter, shows a man holding a red “MAGA country” flag chanting “we want ICE” and telling a woman holding a Mexican flag: “If you love Mexico, go back to Mexico.”
In another clip, a group of men can be seen holding a Trump-Vance banner, before move for a truck coming through.
Hundreds gathered outside Tampa’s City Hall to protest on Monday, after a weekend of violent clashes between anti-ICE demonstrators and law enforcement.
Police intervened during some heated moments between anti-ICE protesters and counter-protesters but there was no violence, according to Tampa broadcaster FOX13.
This is a developing story – more to follow.
Protesters stand off against police at the Federal Building in Santa Ana, Calif., on Monday, June 9, 2025. Protesters stand off against police at the Federal Building in Santa Ana, Calif., on Monday, June 9, 2025. AP
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