A disturbed California man who falsely claimed to be an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer violently assaulted workers at a McDonald's restaurant in La Jolla, putting a manager in a headlock in what police are calling a bizarre case of federal impersonation.
Joshua Cobb, 44, stormed into the McDonald's on Nobel Drive Thursday afternoon around noon and immediately launched into his deranged performance, physically attacking the manager while ranting about "illegal immigrants," according to the San Diego Police Department.
The incident underscores the absolute mess our immigration system has become under decades of failed policies. When people are this confused and angry about who's enforcing what at our borders, you know we've got serious problems, folks.
Another California Crazy
This is what happens when you combine California's sanctuary state policies with years of mixed messages about immigration enforcement. Regular Americans are frustrated, confused, and in some cases like this one, completely losing their minds over the border crisis.
Cobb's violent outburst included putting the McDonald's manager in a headlock while screaming profanities about making arrests of "illegal immigrants." The guy was so delusional he thought he could just walk into a fast-food restaurant and start playing federal agent.
Of course, this happened in San Diego County - the same area where real ICE agents are trying to do their jobs while being hamstrung by California's anti-enforcement policies. No wonder people are confused about who's actually in charge of border security.
The real ICE agents under President Trump's administration are working overtime to clean up the mess left by the Biden regime. They don't need some unhinged impersonator making their jobs even harder.
The Real Problem
While this nutjob clearly belongs behind bars, the incident highlights the deeper issue: Americans are fed up with our broken immigration system. The difference is, most patriots channel that frustration into supporting leaders like Trump who actually fix problems instead of assaulting McDonald's workers.
This is exactly why we need clear, consistent immigration enforcement and secured borders. When the system works properly, you don't get confused vigilantes trying to take matters into their own hands.
How many more incidents like this will it take before even California admits we need serious immigration reform?