A trio of anti-ICE influencers allegedly stalked an immigration enforcement officer back to his California home, then doxxed him in an Instagram livestream, sources told The Post, amid a surge of violence against ICE agents nationwide.  They should  be arrested and prosecuted. 

      Cynthia Raygoza, Sandra Carmona Samane and Ashleigh Brown were indicted by a grand jury for posting footage revealing the unidentified ICE agent’s personal home address outside Los Angeles and screaming “ICE lives on your street and you should know,” according to a federal criminal complaint that has not yet been made public. During a court hearing at which one of the suspects was denied bail, other anti-ICE agitators also disrupted proceedings, prompting three more arrests, added a courthouse source with direct knowledge of the ruckus.

     The three females had tailed the officer on Aug. 28 in a black sedan from the Los Angeles ICE field office to his home — before hopping out wearing masks and beginning to film him and his wife in their driveway.  They “began yelling and shouting” shouting out the personal home address and later threatening to throw a coffee cup at him during their Instagram livestream, according to the complaint filed in US District Court for the Central District of California on Sept. 5.  At one point, the women can be overheard on the livestream shouting “la migra lives here” and “ICE lives on your street and you should know,” the complaint noted.

      The Instagram accounts — “ice_out_ofla,” “defendmesoamericanculture” and “corn_maiden_design” — subsequently scrubbed the footage. The three face up to 10 years in prison and potential fines, if convicted.  The indictment — which alleges two counts for conspiracy and disclosing personal information of a federal agent — was handed down on the same day that an anti-ICE gunman opened fire on federal officers at a Dallas field office.