REPORT: There appears to be a coordinated messaging campaign spreading throughout TikTok where large creators have released nearly identical statements on the ICE raids. Many large creators are releasing extremely similar statements where they shame other creators for not "speaking out" against the raids. The creators tell other people... they're "bad" people unless they post videos of themselves condemning the raids. Many are regurgitating the same phrases, comparing jaywalking to illegal immigration, for example. Some users are beginning to question whether the posts are organic or not.show more

I vote to have these “influencers” have illegals move into their homes.

That would require real sacrifice. They'd rather scream at you about how bad of a person you are to make them feel better about themselves instead.

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And they’re all wrong 😂 being undocumented is illegal

I would say they’re not organic. I’m sure someone paid a lot of them to say something.

If they're not getting paid, this is incredibly embarrassing because they're all just copying what they heard online lmao.

Was starting to pick up on this. There is a lot of money flowing into what’s about to happen this weekend, and somehow I don’t think it’s going to pay off for them. For what it’s worth I’ve been seeing footage on livestreams of people clearly being bussed into LA protests.

Pretty interesting angle. "Make people feel like they're horrible human beings unless they speak out against it."

Wait… I’ve seen this before.

Still can't believe this.

The coordinated TikTok campaign isn’t grassroots activism—it’s deliberate sabotage of federal law enforcement. Influencers peddling guilt trips like “bad people if you don’t post” aren’t moral arbiters; they’re aiding criminals who violated immigration laws. Comparing jaywalking to illegal border crossings is absurd—one’s a minor infraction, the other undermines national sovereignty. ICE raids target those who broke the law, including violent offenders, yet these creators frame enforcement as oppression. The “People Over Papers” map they push isn’t humanitarian—it’s a real-time tool to help fugitives evade arrest, putting agents and communities at risk. This isn’t activism—it’s obstruction. When influencers weaponize platforms to shield illegal immigrants from consequences, they’re not “raising awareness”—they’re mocking the rule of law. Lawful deportation isn’t cruelty—it’s the baseline function of any nation.