Anti-ICE Protesters In Minneapolis Rolled Launch Hundreds Of Sex Toys At Federal Agents!

St. Paul, Minnesota — In yet another surreal display of cultural collapse and anti-law-enforcement hysteria, radical anti-ICE agitators descended on the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building on Saturday, February 7, unleashing what they openly celebrated as “Operation Dildo Blitz.”

The protest took place exactly one month after the fatal shooting of Renee Good by a federal agent — an incident activist groups have weaponized to justify escalating attacks against immigration authorities and local law enforcement.

Footage circulating online shows demonstrators gleefully brandishing sex toys of every imaginable shape and color before hurling them at vehicles operated by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office, turning what was once a serious civic protest into a grotesque carnival of mockery and provocation.

The clips, originally posted by social media user @RavensBlossom, show federal officers forced to stop and physically collect the thrown sex toys from the street, a moment protesters celebrated as a “victory” against authority.

According to organizers, the sex toys were donated by local businesses, raising serious questions about coordinated political activism masquerading as grassroots protest and whether private actors are openly backing assaults on federal agencies tasked with enforcing U.S. law.

“It was an interesting day of protest!” one participant boasted in a Facebook post.
“‘Operation Dildo Blitz’ was a massive success!”