🚨An Anti-ICE Gestapo conspired to impede our right to move freely on public property at an ICE Out protest in Philadelphia.

#Repost///@conservative_florida_mom: Like & Follow for more protest coverage! @surgephilly 🚨An Anti-ICE Gestapo conspired to impede our right to move freely on public property at an ICE Out protest in Philadelphia. When we arrived at the protest happening at City Hall, two men wearing armbands approached us. One claimed to have “security clearances” to keep me from entering the protest, which was being held on public property. We asked if the police department gave him permission to do this, and he confirmed that he did not have clearance from the Philadelphia Police Department to stop me from entering. We then asked for his name and what organization he was acting on behalf of, but he refused to answer. As we entered the protest the two men became four. After one of the men invaded our personal space, we informed all four of them that what they were doing was unconstitutional and illegal. This seemed to make them uncomfortable. Unfortunately later in the protest, our phone and microphone was stolen by an ANTIFA agitator while we covered the demonstration further. With many violations of the law being documented at these events, our question is this: Should these protests be considered unlawful gatherings?