In a shocking revelation, a George Soros-funded radio station has published details exposing the vehicles of "undercover" Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, raising concerns about the safety and privacy of law enforcement officers and how it derailed President Donald Trump’s efforts to deport illegal immigrants living in the United States. The station, known for its progressive stance, aired a report that allegedly tracked and revealed ICE agent’s vehicles in covert operations, sparking outrage from conservatives and law enforcement groups who argue the move jeopardizes national security and puts officers at risk. Critics have called the report an intentional attack on federal enforcement efforts, accusing the outlet of putting politics before the safety of those protecting the border.
On a January 26 episode of KCBS Radio Weekend News on KCBS 740 AM in San Jose, radio host Bret Burkhart disclosed the locations of unmarked ICE vehicles, detailing where ICE agents were carrying out deportation operations. He also detailed the cars, potentially compromising their cover and putting the federal agents at risk.
“At around 6:05 p.m. PT, @KCBSRadio, a prominent Bay Area radio station, reported live the vehicle descriptions of three alleged undercover @ICEgovERO @ICEgov vehicles in east San Jose, an area with violent Latino migrant gang activity. The information put the law enforcement officers at serious risk while an operation was ongoing targeting violent, criminal foreign nationals,” the Post Millenial’s Senior Editor Andy Ngo wrote on X.
This comes after San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan and head council member Peter Ortiz confirmed that ICE agents were conducting an operation. In response, Burkhart took it upon himself to expose the agency’s cover.
“The county response network said agents in San Jose were in unmarked vehicles, including a black [omitted], a gray [omitted], and a white [omitted]. ICE agents were also reported outside a residence on South [omitted] roads, and officers were reportedly at the target on [omitted],” Burkhart said, promising to track the situation for his audience and keep them updated on ICE agent's locations.
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“Stay with KCBS; we will be tracking it for you,” he added.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) fast-tracked Soros's purchase of the radio station, which was purchased for $400 million.
In October, I reported on the bizarre purchase of 200 radio stations across 40 U.S. markets in which the FCC bypassed a national security review and approved Soros's purchase— a move that has never been done before.
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