One of the main issues I've seen is when the news shows video of ICE arresting someone, whether it be a justified arrest or not, is there are too many citizens who are supposed to be there "peacefully" protesting, not "peacefully" protesting and getting involved with the arrest. They are running up to ICE officers, who are not engaging them and screaming in their faces, with their phones right beside their screams, videoing. They are helping create the environment that can cause things to go wrong. Does ICE need to be reeled in and held legally responsible for their actions? Yep. But that doesn't negate the responsibility citizens have to not break the law and not contribute to the chaos. I literally have watched video after video shown by ABC and CBS of protestors breaking the law and contributing to the chaos.
I can tell you if I were witnessing an arrest and I suddenly rushed at one of the arresting officers to start screaming in his face, there's a chance I may not make it all the way to him before I had bullets or a taser put to my chest, and it could be easily argued he would be justified in doing so. The person they're arresting may be getting wrongfully arrested. But it doesn't then dismiss me of all the law if I insert myself into the situation. The situation is already intense, without "me", a by-standard citizen, being involved. To have me rushing one of the officers involved just escalates the situation ten fold and raises the risk of something going bad wrong.
The entire thing has gotten out of hand.