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Cyndie Behrens McGuire, the Bethel "democrat of the year" from 2019, keeps on sharing photographs of alleged ICE Vehicles, and doxxing federal agents on Facebook.

You may recall McGuire was previously arrested for unsafely following a federal agent right after her group, Greater Danbury Area Unites for Immigrants ("GDA"), posted a "Community Alert" with the date, time and location of a "Confirmed ICE Vehicle".

On Monday, August 11th, McGuire shared a GDA post that included a photo of an alleged masked federal officer.

Then on Tuesday morning, August 12th, McGuire doxxed a police officer and an alleged ICE agent near Chuck's Steakhouse in Danbury.

The founder of GDA, Juan Fonseca Tapia, also spends time trying to alert immigrants about the presence of federal agents and ICE officers so he can attempt to save these folks from deportation during an encounter.

He recently headed to Brewster, NY, just a 10-minute drive from Danbury, after he got a call about alleged ICE activity at the St. Lawrence O'Toole Church.

Fonseca Tapia recorded federal agents in the parking lot and doxxed them on GDA's Facebook page by posting this video:

Fonseca Tapia then drove around the Brewster community to alert people that ICE was operating in the area. That's when he claimed two ICE vehicles started following him.

In another video you can see a masked federal agent in a construction worker uniform confronting Fonseca Tapia in his car to find out why he's following the agent.

ICE contacted Brewster Police and the Putnam County Sheriff's Office to request help to investigate the "suspicious person" who had been recording and allegedly following them because it posed a "potential threat of harm" to the agents.

But Fonseca Tapia told police that he was "just driving around."

Fonseca Tapia promised to continue to do the work of "protecting immigrant communities" by doxxing federal agents and ICE officers.

News 8 confirmed it was an ICE agent in the construction uniform, and pointed out that it is entirely legal for agents to go undercover depending on the nature of their investigation.

ICE also warned there could be criminal penalties for people interfering with operations.

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