CT lawmakers are proposing even more restrictions on ICE enforcement in the state. Yet just 24 hours earlier, federal authorities quietly arrested six Dominican gang members in New Haven on drug and gun trafficking charges.

While political leaders posture, federal agents continue doing the work — often without recognition, often without support — keeping Connecticut communities safe.

Yesterday in Norwich, CT (03/07/2026), ICE agents were on the ground again. Not speeches. Not slogans. Action.

Meanwhile, activist groups and organized opposition have funding, infrastructure, and coordinated messaging to push their agenda statewide.

The comment sections are flooded with support for ICE, but grassroots change requires personal accountability and action

If you believe public safety shouldn’t be political…

If you believe laws should be enforced…

If you believe Connecticut families deserve accountability…

It’s time to step up.

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This isn’t about rhetoric.

It’s about responsibility.

Others are funded. Organized. Loud.

Now it’s our turn.

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CT has 3.6 million people. If 5,000 conservatives funded $5/month, we would outspend most local activist groups.

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At his recent State of the State address, Governor Lamont said: “ICE out.”