In Los Angeles yesterday rioters surrounded an ICE facility and attempted to prevent arrests of illegal aliens in the city.&nbsp;

One of the people arrested was the president of SEIU California.&nbsp;

This is the SEIU's side of the story:&nbsp;

Sounds more like "non-peacefully obstructing justice" to us:&nbsp;

Democrat Sen. Chuck Schumer has often said that "no one is above the law," but that has been suspended until further notice.

Now Schumer is defending obstruction of justice:&nbsp;

What happened to "no one is above the law"? It's a total mystery.

Lyin' Chuck has made it clear he's fine with it as long as a Democrat is doing the obstructing.&nbsp;

 {ai:summary}<p>In Los Angeles, rioters surrounded an ICE facility to prevent the arrest of illegal aliens, resulting in the arrest of SEIU California president David Huerta. The SEIU claims Huerta was peacefully observing, while federal authorities state he obstructed law enforcement during a lawful operation.</p><p>Senator Chuck Schumer criticized the arrests, calling them an abuse of power, despite previously stating that no one is above the law. Critics argue that obstructing justice is not a form of free speech. The incident has sparked debate over the legality and ethics of such protests. #illegals</p>

It's 'D'ifferent! Chuck Schumer Found Yet Another Exception to 'No One Is Above the Law'

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