MIKE DAVIS: Chicagoland, where teachers can support Charlie Kirk's killing, but not ICE

Chicago teachers Lucy Martinez and James Heidorn face contrasting consequences after controversial social media posts about Charlie Kirk and ICE support.

Michael R. Davis is the founder and president of the Article III Project.

Lucy Martinez is a teacher at Nathan Hale Elementary School in Chicago. Like many radical leftists, Martinez attended one of the farcical "No Kings" protests that occurred across the country. Martinez, however, did far more than protest President Donald Trump, the object of the demonstrations. She was filmed pointing a fake gun to her neck. While doing so, she shouted "Bang, bang!" This protest occurred in October, the month after Kirk’s assassination. It does not take a rocket scientist to understand what Martinez was doing. She was mocking Charlie Kirk’s assassination, just as many so-called professionals — including doctors, nurses, lawyers and even a former official with the Carolina Panthers — had done. The difference between Martinez and other degenerates, however, is that she still has her job. There was little outrage in the community over her abhorrent conduct.

ICE is the federal agency tasked with enforcing our immigration laws. These brave men and women jeopardize their lives to rid our nation of illegal aliens, many of whom are violent — and all of whom are criminals. Radical leftists have doxed ICE agents and their families because these Marxists desire open borders and the resulting destruction of America. These Marxists have led anti-ICE protests across the country, most recently in Minneapolis. The Grammy Awards contained several anti-ICE diatribes, including one artist who profanely attacked ICE.