Attorney General Pam Bondi STUNS Democrats
In Ontario, California, a routine workday at a surgery center became a collision point between medical ethics, human fear, and federal power.
ICE officers in an unmarked vehicle followed three men into the parking lot, identifying one as a Honduran national in the country illegally.
When he bolted inside, a staffer helped him through the door.
Moments later, two employees in scrubs, Jose de Jesus Ortega and Danielle Nadine Davila, physically intervened as an officer tried to complete the arrest.
Prosecutors say Davila pushed the officer and Ortega grabbed his arm and vest; both now face up to eight years in prison.
The Honduran man was later detained and chose voluntary self-deportation.
On a different legal front, a Mexican family fleeing Los Rojos cartel threats lost their final bid for protection when Justice Elena Kagan denied emergency relief,
letting prior deportation rulings stand. Two stories, one system, and a country still arguing over what justice looks like.
