Anti-ICE Dad Who Teamed Up With Daughter To Attack TPUSA Journo ‘Second Guesses’ Living In USA
The man caught on video shoving a Turning Point USA reporter in a seemingly-coordinated attack at an anti-ICE protest this month claims to be so shocked by the reactions that he’s considering leaving the country. Chris…


The man caught on video shoving a Turning Point USA reporter in a seemingly-coordinated attack at an anti-ICE protest this month claims to be so shocked by the reactions that he’s considering leaving the country.
Chris Ostroushko was caught in videos from onlookers both participating in and seemingly planning the April 10 incident in advance with his daughter, Paige Ostroushko. The pair teamed up in an attack that involved hitting and shoving Savanah Hernandez as she filmed left-wing protesters opposed to operations by United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Minneapolis.
Hernandez shared a clip Monday from a One America News interview in which Ostroushko insisted that he and his family are the real victims in the situation, saying they have experienced “nonstop” harassment since the clips went viral.
“I don’t know if you guys are getting the same type of stuff that we’re getting, and it’s nonstop, it’s hundreds of phone calls a day, it’s text messages, and trying to get into all of our social media accounts and contacting our friends, our neighbors, our family, the rest of our family is getting doxed as well,” Ostroushko claimed in the clip posted by Hernandez Monday.
“It’s not just us, it’s, it’s my sons, their wives, like people had nothing to do with anything,” he said of the reactions to the attack. “It’s, it’s, a little overwhelming, and, and, and makes me second guess even living in this country, to be honest with you, with all that’s going on. I’ve never had this happen in my life.”


