Ice Storms, ICE Raids, and the Left’s War on Law Enforcement

You're listening to American Ground Radio with Stephen Parr and Louis R. Avallone. Louisiana grapples with an historic ice storm while Washington politics collide with real-world consequences. We break down how winter weather crippled much of the state—leaving more than 100,000 without power—while Democrats staged a political field hearing in New Orleans over ICE enforcement instead of addressing crime, infrastructure, or public safety. We dive deep into the national immigration debate, examining the so-called “Catahoula Crunch,” recent ICE operations in Louisiana, and the media firestorm surrounding a deadly incident in Minnesota. Political theater, inflammatory rhetoric, and sanctuary-city policies have emboldened resistance to law enforcement—and we're backing it up with hard data, including a chilling list of violent criminal illegal aliens deported from Louisiana.From rising attacks on ICE agents in Democrat-run sanctuary cities, to a Dallas coffee shop whose employees quit rather than serve federal officers, to Governor Jeff Landry’s push to root out waste, fraud, and corruption in Louisiana government, we connect the dots between culture, policy, and the rule of law. And we cover local headlines, including power outages, canceled city meetings, school closures, insurance concerns, and debates over government accountability.