Chicago girl allegedly tells ICE agent ‘I hope your child dies,’ threatens to shoot officers

An enraged Chicago girl allegedly instructed an ICE agent “I hope your child dies” and threatened to shoot officers “proper of their f–king” face as they carried out a latest immigration raid.

Joshalin Rivera is accused of spewing the vile tirade as ICE and Border Patrol brokers had been making arrests at an house constructing on Chicago’s West Facet on Sunday morning, in accordance with a prison grievance.

“I hope your child dies a f–king depressing loss of life, your f–king child must get shot within the f–king face subsequent bitch,” Rivera allegedly shouted on the agent.

“They fortunate I ain’t acquired my s–t on me. I’d pop each of they ass… pop them proper of their f–king face.”

Rivera was amongst a bunch of bystanders who swarmed the house constructing entrance simply because the feds had been making an attempt to make the arrests, in accordance with the submitting.

It wasn’t instantly clear who authorities had been making an attempt to detain.

After the officers ultimately moved contained in the house, Rivera allegedly might be heard saying, “I’m busting all their f–king home windows.”

Moments later, somebody hurled a brick by a Border Patrol agent’s unmarked automobile and shattered the glass, the grievance states.

When authorities demanded to know who was accountable, not less than two individuals allegedly pointed to Rivera.

Because the feds tried to cuff her, Rivera allegedly pulled at an officer’s neck and grabbed one other agent’s “vest within the course of her firearm,” the grievance fees.

One other girl, Daishalie Urdiales, then allegedly intervened and tried to cease officers from nabbing Rivera.

“Urdiales then arrived and tried to bodily stop [one officer] from attending to Rivera, together with by pushing [the officer] and pulling his journal, an ammunition storage gadget, from his chest and throwing it to the bottom,” the submitting states.

Each girls had been ultimately cuffed and at the moment are going through federal assault fees.