Disturbing footage shows 'No Kings' protesters savagely beating man dressed like ICE agent

No Kings protesters attack man dressed like ICE agent.

Shocking footage has emerged showing a group of protesters savagely beating a man dressed like an ICE agent on a street in Honolulu following the 'No Kings' protest held there Saturday. It's unclear whether the man is an actual ICE agent, according to reports, but at least one arrest has been made in the wake of the brutal beating. 

A 73-second video posted on X showed the incident began with protesters screaming obscenities at the man who was wearing what appeared to be an ICE uniform. "Eat d**k, ICE," one protester could be heard screaming. The video then cuts to some of the protesters ganging up on the man and wrestling him to the ground on the grass just above a curb at an intersection with a traffic light. 

The confrontation quickly escalated as three protesters held the man down on the ground and punched him in the head repeatedly. As one of the protesters held the man in a headlock, and others held his body to the ground, a woman approached and began kicking him in the face repeatedly. All the while some bystanders jeered as others recorded the attack on cellphones. 

At one point, the man appeared to briefly lose consciousness. As he staggered to his feet a moment later, a woman was seen screaming in the man's face. A bystander did step in and prevented the attackers from continuing to go after the man. According to TMZ, Honolulu police have arrested a 15-year-old boy for second-degree assault, and police are continuing to investigate the attack. The Department of Homeland Security has yet to say whether the man was an actual ICE agent. 

Mainstream news media reported that it was the biggest nationwide "No Kings" protests yet, however as Fox News the protests were hardly organic. A slew of deep-pocketed sponsors provided a $3 billion budget with which to stage the protests across the country. Watch the clip below for a breakdown.