Kansas City ICE Protests: A Trump Supporter’s Take on the Madness
By JV Charles, Senior Editor at jvpolitical.com | Published: June 12, 2025
Kansas City is ground zero for protests against ICE raids, and the mainstream media is spinning it like a top. Here at jvpolitical.com, we’re not buying the hype. As a die-hard Trump supporter, I’m laying out the truth about what’s happening, why it matters, and how President Trump’s immigration policies are fighting for America’s future.
Key Takeaways
- Hundreds protested ICE raids in Kansas City on June 10, 2025, with more rallies planned for June 14 under the “No Kings” banner.
- These protests attack Trump and ICE but dodge the reality that immigration laws keep our country safe.
- Media outlets play up the protests while ignoring the vandalism and chaos they bring.
- Trump’s National Guard deployment is about restoring order, not bullying communities.
- We at jvpolitical.com back legal immigration but demand strong borders to protect our nation.
What’s Going Down in Kansas City?
On June 10, 2025, crowds took to Kansas City’s Westside and downtown, shouting “Shut Down ICE” and holding signs that read, “No one is illegal on stolen land.” The protests kicked off after ICE raids hit Los Angeles hard, and Kansas City folks jumped in to show support. I saw posts on X with flyers saying, “We won’t stand by while our friends, families, and neighbors are torn from us.”
More rallies are coming on June 14, 2025, in places like Mill Creek Park, Lee’s Summit, Overland Park, and Lenexa. They’re calling these “No Kings” protests, slamming Trump’s immigration crackdown and a military parade planned in D.C. Organizers say they’re fighting for immigrants, but their words often sound like they’re trashing America itself, ignoring the laws that hold us together.
Why Now?
Trump’s back in the White House, and he’s not messing around with immigration enforcement. ICE raids are targeting illegal immigrants, and in Los Angeles, things got ugly—protesters set cars on fire and clashed with cops. Kansas City’s protests are riding that wave, fueled by anger over Trump sending 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to L.A. California’s Governor Gavin Newsom is throwing a fit, calling it “abuse of power,” but Trump supporters like us know it’s about keeping the peace.
The Media’s Game and the Real Story
Outlets like The New York Times and MSNBC are selling these protests as heroic stands against a tyrant. They zoom in on sob stories about detained immigrants but sweep the vandalism, blocked roads, and graffiti under the rug. In Chicago, protesters tagged buildings with anti-Trump slogans, yet the media called them “bold” and “passionate.”
At jvpolitical.com, we call it like we see it. ICE is going after people who broke immigration laws—not random “moms” or “pastors” like some claim. Stephen Miller told Fox News that ICE is aiming for 3,000 arrests a day to keep our communities safe. This isn’t about being heartless; it’s about following the law.
Social Media Lies
X is a mess of half-truths. Some posts swear the protests are all peaceful or that Trump’s targeting legal immigrants. Meanwhile, conservative voices like ours get buried or silenced. Trump nailed it on Truth Social: “These aren’t protesters—they’re troublemakers and insurrectionists.” We’re with him—this isn’t about free speech; it’s about tearing down America’s borders.
Why Trump’s Immigration Fight Is Our Fight
Trump’s immigration plan puts America first, plain and simple. Illegal immigration drains our schools, hospitals, and wallets while threatening our safety. The Kansas City protests might be loud, but they don’t speak for most of us. Polls show 9 out of 10 Republicans back Trump’s National Guard move, and even independents swing toward tougher border policies when they know the facts.
At jvpolitical.com, we’re all for legal immigration. Our families came here the right way, and so should today’s immigrants. Trump’s policies aren’t against immigrants—they’re for Americans.
What’s on the Line for Kansas City?
Kansas City’s a great place to live, but illegal immigration puts pressure on our schools, hospitals, and roads. These protests stir up trouble, hurt local businesses, and divide us. By backing ICE and Trump, we can keep Kansas City strong and safe for everyone who calls it home.
Time to Stand Up
Fellow Trump supporters, we’ve got to push back. Share this post, hit up X to spread the word, and show up at local events to stand for immigration enforcement. Head to jvpolitical.com for more on how to support President Trump and keep America first.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s driving the Kansas City ICE protests?
Protesters are raging against ICE raids and Trump’s immigration policies, especially after big raids in Los Angeles. They want ICE shut down and deportations stopped.
Are the protests peaceful?
Some are, but others have turned ugly with vandalism, graffiti, and police clashes, like we saw in Los Angeles and Chicago.
Why’s Trump sending in the National Guard?
He’s deploying troops to calm things down in cities like Los Angeles, where protests got violent. It’s about law and order, not silencing anyone.
How can I back Trump’s immigration policies?
Spread the word with posts from jvpolitical.com, connect with conservatives on X, and reach out to your local reps to push for stronger borders.
References
- No Kings protests set for Kansas City, against Trump and ICE | Kansas City Star
- Newsom Slams Trump For ‘Brazen Abuse of Power’ as L.A. Mayor Imposes Curfew | The New York Times
- ICE Expands Raids in California, Backed by U.S. Troops: Live Updates | nymag.com
- Posts on X from @CWatkinsNews, @kmbc, @TonysKansasCity, @PatrinaC
2 Responses
Why are people in Kansas City protesting ICE raids, and what’s a Trump supporter’s take on it?
The protests in Kansas City, like the one on June 10, 2025, in the West Side and Crossroads neighborhoods, are largely driven by opposition to Trump’s immigration crackdowns, which include increased ICE raids targeting undocumented immigrants. Protesters, many from Latino communities, argue these raids disrupt families and unfairly target non-criminal immigrants. They’re showing solidarity with similar protests in Los Angeles, where ICE detained 118 people for alleged immigration violations.