Washington Mother Brutally Attacked by High School Student Mob During Anti-ICE Walkout, Police Do Nothing to Stop it (VIDEO)
A mother was brutally assaulted by a mob of high school students during an anti-ICE protest at Issaquah High School in Washington state.
The incident was captured on video and widely shared on social media.
On Monday morning, hundreds of students from Issaquah High School poured out of classrooms to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
The victim, who has chosen to remain anonymous due to fears of retaliation, described the ordeal as completely unprovoked.
The woman, who reportedly wishes to remain anonymous, said she was simply in the area when students suddenly surrounded her, bumping into her, cursing, and pulling her hair as the crowd closed in.
“I just got assaulted,” she can be heard saying in the footage.
Students, many holding signs with messages like “I HATE ICE,” swarm the woman in a frenzy of pushing and shoving. The mob’s aggression escalates quickly, with the woman struggling to break free amid cheers and chants from the crowd.
Journalist Jonathan Choe interviewed the mother in the video and reports it was “totally unprovoked and the cops just watched it all go down without intervening.”
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INBOX: Another video angle shows the moment an Eastside mother was brutally attacked by students during an anti-ICE walkout at Issaquah High School.
The police did not help the woman or take any action. She was only able to escape after a nearby man helped escort her out.
WTF… https://t.co/oPsyCJLWuC pic.twitter.com/P00bHlEJpt
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) February 10, 2026
Local police officers from the Issaquah Police Department were reportedly present at the scene but did not step in to stop the assault.
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The Issaquah School District and police department have yet to issue public statements.
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