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

  • Cudahy Vice Mayor Cynthia Gonzalez posted a deleted video urging gangs to resist ICE, prompting an FBI investigation within days.
  • Weeks of federal immigration raids in Los Angeles County prompted Gonzalez’s social media post decrying gang inaction against ICE enforcement.
  • DHS linked her call to a 500% rise in assaults on ICE officers, highlighting the gangs’ notorious violence.
  • Following the backlash, the LAPPL demanded Gonzalez’s resignation, and the FBI launched an investigation after agents visited her home.
  • With her term ending in December 2026, Secretary Noem warns Gonzalez could face prosecution for inciting gang violence against ICE officers.
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Cynthia González, deputy mayor of Cudahy, a small town in southwestern Los Angeles, faces a strong controversy following the broadcasting of a video on social networks, now eliminated, in which she apparently urged local gangs, such as the notorious 18th Street and Florence 13, to “protect their territory” from the raids of the Immigration and Customs Control Service (ICE). Read more]]>

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Townhall broke the news in Washington, United States on Wednesday, June 25, 2025.
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