Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration has left-wing activists completely unhinged.
They're lashing out at anyone who supports ICE agents doing their jobs.
And an Arizona Democrat official just lost everything after chasing girls while screaming this vile word.
Phoenix protesters turned into an angry mob outside Zipps Sports Grill
Federal agents executed search warrants at 14 Zipps Sports Grill locations across the Phoenix area last Monday as part of what prosecutors called a months-long criminal investigation.
Homeland Security Investigations arrested nearly three dozen illegal aliens during the operation for identity theft, document fraud, and unlawful employment violations.
Anti-ICE protesters showed up at the restaurants as agents wrapped up their operations.
Two young women took selfies with federal agents after the enforcement activity concluded.
That's when the mob descended.
Mark Holodnak led the pack chasing these girls across a parking lot
Video captured by journalist R.C. Maxwell shows protesters surrounding the girls and screaming at them.
One woman in the crowd yelled that they were "nasty girls who love ICE."
Mark Holodnak — treasurer for the Legislative District 12 Democrats — charged after the girls while shouting profanity.
"You little f**king c***s!" Holodnak screamed repeatedly as the girls fled toward a gated area.
He kept going as they tried to escape.
"Everybody's going to know you have a smelly little c***," Holodnak yelled.
The girls finally made it through a gate and closed it behind them while Holodnak and the mob continued surrounding them with their phones out.
He refused to answer questions when Maxwell confronted him moments later.
The Democrat treasurer organized fundraisers for Arizona's Attorney General
Social media users identified Holodnak within hours of Maxwell posting the video.
He serves as treasurer for Arizona's Legislative District 12 Democratic Executive Committee.
Holodnak also worked as a real estate agent with HomeSmart International in the Phoenix area.
He's hosted fundraising events for Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Mayes drew fire earlier this month for comments where critics accused her of justifying violence against ICE agents.
Maxwell also spoke with one of the other protesters at the scene.
She revealed she works with Puente Arizona and was documenting license plates.
Her goal was to publish them and identify ICE agents.
That's the coordinated doxxing campaign Border Czar Tom Homan warned about.
HomeSmart fired Holodnak and he resigned from Democrat Party position
The video racked up millions of views as conservatives demanded consequences.
HomeSmart announced Tuesday that Holodnak was no longer affiliated with the company.
"HomeSmart is aware of an incident in which one of our independent contractor agents acted unacceptably," the company stated.
"This is not reflective of HomeSmart's culture and values."
Holodnak also resigned as treasurer of the LD12 Executive Committee.
"I regret the manner I expressed myself, and these words do not reflect my values or intentions," Holodnak told the Arizona Republic.
"I would like to offer a sincere apology to the two individuals in the video."
His apology rings hollow when you watch him leading a mob to terrorize young women for supporting law enforcement.
The Arizona Democrat Party refused to comment on the incident.
This isn't just some random protester losing his cool.
This is an elected Democrat official chasing teenage girls through parking lots while screaming vile insults at them.
These anti-ICE mobs are getting more violent across the country.
Federal officials report that assaults on ICE officers have surged since Trump took office.
Homan announced Thursday that the Department of Justice and FBI are investigating the funding and coordination behind these organized attacks.
"The organization and funding of attacks on ICE — they will be held accountable," Homan stated.
"Justice is coming."
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed Monday that the Bureau launched investigations into Signal chats in Minnesota and potentially nationwide.
"We immediately opened up that investigation because that sort of Signal chat being coordinated with individuals, not just locally in Minnesota, but maybe even around the country — if that leads to a break in the federal statute or a violation of some law, then we are going to arrest people," Patel said.
The Phoenix incident shows exactly what Homan's talking about.
Protesters with Puente Arizona were documenting license plates to doxx federal agents.
A Democrat Party official was leading the harassment.
These aren't spontaneous protests — they're coordinated campaigns to intimidate law enforcement and terrorize anyone who supports them.
Holodnak lost his job and his political position because millions of Americans saw exactly who these people really are.
They're not defending immigrant rights.
They're attacking young women for taking photos with law enforcement officers.
Sources:
- Harold Hutchison, "Dem Who Called Girls 'Fcking Cnts' For Allegedly Posing With ICE Loses Two Jobs," Daily Caller, January 29, 2026.
- "Man Resigns from Democrat Organization After Screaming Vile Insults at Girls Posing with ICE Agents," Breitbart, January 29, 2026.
- "Arizona Democrat Party Treasurer Identified After Viral Harassment of Women at ICE Enforcement Scene," Your News, January 28, 2026.
- "Border Czar Tom Homan: 'Justice is Coming' For Anti-ICE Organizers," American Greatness, January 29, 2026.
- "FBI investigating Minnesota anti-ICE Signal group chats, Patel says," Fox News, January 27, 2026.
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