Anti-ICE riot funding investigated after ‘numerous high budget requests’ for paid agitators were reported
FOX NewsJUN 5
When healthcare is gutted, neighbors vanish in raids, and workers are silenced, "good trouble" isn't radical, it's necessary. These protests honor John Lewis by defending the voiceless, the sick, and the working poor. When billionaires thrive while hospitals close, conscience demands resistance — it's compassion in action. Silence now would be betrayal.
When protests can be bought and funded by shadowy interests, their moral high ground collapses. The Good Trouble Live On Protest demands scrutiny, not celebration. When riot choreography is for sale and linked to politically entangled nonprofits, how can we trust the outrage is genuine? Real justice cannot be brokered. It's earned — honestly.